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Love was highly valued in classical times, like the 1920s, as it was an integral part of culture. However, as time passed, love became less about genuine affection and more about the idea of what love could be. To better understand this, we need to examine the five types of emotions and how they have evolved over time.

Differentiating between true love and fake love is all about how they feel. When you touch the petals of a soft rose, you can feel the difference between that and a fake rose. Similarly, the feeling you get from genuine love versus fake love is how you can differentiate between them.

Real love is reciprocal and involves both partners thinking about how they feel and how the other person feels. Just like good actors and bad actors, some people can fake love, while others find it difficult to hide their true emotions. Love has different dimensions and states, all of which affect how it feels in a relationship.

The heart-brain is the epicentre of love, and different relationships can trigger different feelings. You can tell if someone is faking their love for you by observing telltale signs such as a faster heartbeat when you're around, thinking about them throughout the day, sweaty palms, feeling a rush in your chest when you're close to or far away from them, and feeling determined to help them. However, not everyone experiences love in the same way, and what works for one person may not work for another.

This is the first dimension of love, and it's often hidden from lovers. To understand it, you may need to reflect on your life experiences. When there is chemistry, excitement, and genuine emotions, it's a sign that love is present.