Life is the flower for which love is the honey.

The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest and most beautiful of all. This couldn’t be more true, and it’s always a joy to find these flowers of life while they are flourishing. If you feel like your life right now isn’t what you envisioned it would be, don’t despair; if you haven’t given up on yourself yet, there is still plenty of time to make something great happen.

The most wonderful part about being in love

Love isn’t just a wonderful feeling, it’s actually very beneficial to your overall health and well-being. Being in love can reduce stress, relieve depression, and even boost immunity by increasing antibody production in the body (hence why when you’re sick you tend to fall into your significant other’s arms). There are even studies that suggest being in love can help improve cardiovascular health by decreasing resting heart rate and reducing blood pressure – great news since cardiovascular disease is currently one of our nation's leading causes of death! Oh and let’s not forget about the positive effects that happy couples have on friends and family; research has shown that if one spouse is happy, so are his or her closest friends!

We live to find things that make us happy

To conquer, to create, to move forward, to look ahead. It's all about life and its ability to bring out love in every single way possible that makes it worth living! Its hard being alive but when you've found someone who understands how you feel and who understands your vision of a better future then everything changes! You gain a purpose in life from something or someone else giving you meaning to get up each day and live a happy fulfilling life. Life brings us lessons we need to learn about ourselves: what kind of person we are, what makes us sad or happy and how people treat others (fairly or not) helps define how you view other people in general.

Relationships are not always easy but they are worth it

Relationships aren’t always easy and they require work. You might be having a bad day and someone you care about still treats you with kindness or maybe they get frustrated with you and your relationship doesn’t end because of it. If a relationship feels like hard work, it can sometimes feel easier to walk away from it all but that’s not going to solve anything. Instead, put in some effort and try to reach an understanding about what works for both of you and then try even harder to keep that going so that you can have a stronger, more fulfilling relationship with each other! What do people who are good at relationships have in common?

It feels nice to be loved, doesn’t it?

I’m sure you can think of a time or two when you were surprised by just how awesome it felt to be loved and cared about. There’s something about receiving affection that seems to energize us; it keeps us moving forward, and getting things done in life. Life without love doesn’t have quite as much meaning or value, especially not on a day-to-day basis. Love plays an important role in our lives, but how do we know if we’re feeling it? There are actually some signs that let us know exactly how we feel and what we can do to continue feeling it more often!

Love does not hurt; it heals

Most of us have experienced at least one heartbreak or tragedy in our lives, but those difficult moments are worth it when you learn how to turn a negative experience into a positive one. Love may seem like an abstract concept, but loving others and being loved in return can truly heal your life if you allow it to. When things get tough, remind yourself that good things happen when you least expect them—but that bad things won’t last forever either; they will eventually pass and make room for something better to come along in its place. Just remember to keep an open mind and remain hopeful throughout trying times; even if your plans aren’t working out exactly as you thought they would, there are always opportunities around every corner waiting to be discovered.

It takes two people to build a relationship

You and your partner or you and your friend. The ability to connect with others and to feel compassion are hallmarks of a healthy lifestyle—they keep us grounded, engaged in what’s going on around us, and help motivate us to do things that make life better for those around us. Without relationships, we wouldn’t need hobbies or get excited about new projects at work: Doing something new would be less interesting because we wouldn’t have anyone to share it with! We don’t need an elaborate theory or persuasive argument to recognize how much being connected impacts our quality of life—simply look around at all of your relationships.

Love takes effort but it can happen at any age

All too often, people believe that finding lasting love means settling for an appropriate age and a clean bill of health (financial, emotional and physical). The truth is that many older singles feel just as deeply in love as their younger counterparts do. And some couples go through ups and downs until they realize that life isn’t about avoiding trouble—it’s about persevering through it. You might have to change your approach or search in new places, but there’s no set age at which you will meet the one. Falling in love isn’t a matter of chance; it's a matter of choice! It has to be; otherwise everyone would fall in and out of love effortlessly. And I don't believe anyone deserves less effort than someone else.