Love does not require explanations.

This phrase is a translation of a Chinese proverb that goes: “Love does not require explanations, but love requires faith.” In other words, love is a feeling that cannot be explained, it requires trust and belief.

When we say “love does not require explanations,” we are not referring to a simple feeling of love, but rather a deep and profound understanding of one another. Love can be a feeling of protection, warmth, and compassion, it can be a bond of trust, respect, and understanding.

But what about when we say ” love requires explanations?” Well, that’s a different story. When we interact with others, we often struggle to understand their actions and emotions. We may feel hurt, confused, or overwhelmed by their behavior, and we may want to give them an explanation.

However, providing an explanation for love often goes against the core principles of trust, respect, and understanding. It can lead to misunderstandings, arguments, and ultimately, love falling apart.

Therefore, we must learn to trust our直觉， our heart, and our own understanding of what love is. Instead of trying to explain love, we must simply allow it to be, and let our love grow from the simple and profound understanding that we have of each other.

In conclusion, love does not require explanations, but love requires faith. We must trust in ourselves, in each other, and in the simple and beautiful feelings that make up love. When we do, we will have found the true meaning of love, and we will know that it is not something that can be explained, but rather something that can be experienced.