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Love always wins.

Ever wondered why is Love is the most noble thing being put inside our head? Think about it, those little annoying Carebears during your childhood days, or maybe even Barney and his little friends. Or maybe those action heroes you've been following ever since? Or that touch and diaper changing sessions with your family and relatives? They all play similar tone to it, love.

Was it not for Superman's love of his country and his people and even Louise Lane that he fought all his foes? For the love of mankind.

Was it not for Captain Planet's love towards the earth and the people?

Was it not love for the mother's child that she bear for a whole 9 months?

And yet, where you stand today, it is all determined by how you were brought up, with or without love.

"It's a long journey from a bended knee to the alter," says Anne Boleyn of England. Well at least that was in the movie, The Other Boleyn Girl.

Yes true, you tell me, you can easily divert one's focus or rather affections towards a person in just seconds even if they had been together through the longest time. But what the heart has to say, stays around until it stops hunting you through your lonely hours.

I mean, even the married ones could easily be divorced or separated; what more those without knots or even bonds?

I've watched The Other Boleyn Girl just a few moments ago. And it occurs to me, how a sister's love could be so tormenting and yet so joyful. And this means blood, the blood in your veins; the bond you have in you. The traits you inherited from your parents. Family.

An infatuated person would say, "I'd die for you". But really, if you love someone, you would not die for them, you would live for them. Because if its a mutual love, how can the other party sees a person whom he/she loves so much die? Would he/she rather not see them live? You tell me, would you rather see the person you love die or live?

Its the greatest sacrifice ever. To live for the person you love.

Take Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) for example, he sacrificed for the people he loved. Be he was tormented by his "misled" friends, he still lived for the people he love.

In the movie, the King of England then, King Henry, was troubled for an heir, a son. Then I realized how he was blinded by lust, sexually and even the urge, the goal to have a son. Now tell me, can you differentiate lust and love?

I would tell you this, if you have read our dear Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, well, you should know how Romeo was blinded by his "love" for Rosaline. Little that he knew, it was lust. Infatuation. Love on the other hand, does not account for the greatest gifts you could get, or that bridge you could build. In King Henry's case, dethroned his Queen, and broke political networks with France, just to get into Anne.

No, those are plain stupidity, irrational actions powered by lust. And maybe a little urge to reach a certain goal.

It's scary how determined one could get. It's scarier to know what he/she would do just to have what they have determined for, which is probably not for the better.

But then again, what is better?

Or rather, what is love?

It is neither a rose, hugs, kisses, or simply sex. Nor is it the 3 words uttered by someone.

They are all done and committed by the ones who were in love, again and again.

So tell me, what is love?