Love vs. Romance
This one is tricky, don't you think? Well, Since many people have confusions regarding such concepts, let's learn about all the differences between these two.
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both indicate paying attention to something and someone. They both stem from enjoying the presence of someone. However, 'love' is a strong emotion and it creates a strong bond between the lover and the beloved. It involves commitment, selflessness, etc. whereas, 'romance' is more about showing your love through giving gifts, buying them flowers, cuddling, etc. between romantically involved partners.
Differences
As stated above, 'love' is a strong feeling and it can be between romantically involved people, friends, family members, etc. We mainly associate commitment, altruism, etc. with 'love'. Look at the examples below:
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'Romance', on the other hand, refers to acts of showing love. It is not as strong as 'love' and it can easily fade away after some time. Check out the following examples:
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Similarities
Both refer to taking pleasure in spending time and being with someone. Look below:
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I never thought I'd be this
Are They Interchangeable?
Although they are close in meaning, they cannot be used interchangeably. 'Love' is much stronger and deeper. It is mainly about emotion, whereas, 'romance' is about showing love. Look below:
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✓ Just because I'm
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