The concept of love is broad and complex. Love is the bond of affection that is born out of appreciation for each other. It can be seen as a property of human relationships. Love can be referred to as friendship, romantic love, film love, soul love, mystical love, or love for a reason. Love is expressed through actions, gestures, and words.

Human relationships are the source of love. We learn to love through established relationships with others, as shared experiences strengthen emotional bonds. Love means acceptance and commitment to the well-being of others. Love as a value guarantees solidarity, compassion, and cooperation in a community or society. Love is the force that drives us to do things right, as it makes the difference between good and bad very clear.

There are many forms of love—love at first sight, secret or forbidden love, distant love, true love, romantic love, film love, family love, brotherly love, mystical love, and love of God, etc.

The most famous symbol of love is commonly referred to as the love of a couple. Love is also represented by the symbol of the heart.

Love is present in some form or another in the life of every human being. How to thank people for that love and how to show them gratitude—this theme has been threaded in the present book.