Hmm, true love. It's hard to wrap your head around something that seems so perfect.

What is your idea of true love?

Yes

yeah

I think I need it to happen for me to believe in it... but I hope in it.

Yes, I do - but that doesn't mean it's always perfect, you still have to work on the relationship.

I'm not really sure what it means. Like regular love, only more intense or deeper and without any of the downsides? I.e., just the regular love, but way more ideal?
I guess if true love is when two people truly cherish one another and rarely if ever get into fights, then yes, true love really exists. It's just that most people aren't mature enough for it and/or they get into relationships for all the wrong reasons. The fact that most relationships end in bitter breakups with both parties hating each other and never talking again is proof that most people's approach to/reason for relationships is wrong.

Not sure I do TBH but maybe that's because I haven't experienced it myself

True love is a weird concept if you ask me. Love is love. As such it is not only a fragile thing it also is often a temporary thing. But that doesn't make it untrue in any sense when it's there. But it might not be there forever. I would say it is for sure not there forever. Also it changes. The hot love while having a crush is different from the love during a good relationship and that differs a lot from what long standing couples can have. We maybe lazily named all that love though the emotion and relationship changes a lot during the life and times.

Yes.

I'm not even totally sure what true love means, it implies the existence of false love though, and there is certainly a case to be made for that