The Love Consumer! Does it exist? At least as a concept?

When we are small and helpless, instinctively, or perhaps out of love, we cling to our mother and father and hold their hands. When we are very old and helpless, we lean on and hold the hand of those who help us. But when we are in love and hold hands, we feel like we are in Heaven. That’s why holding hands is a form of support, assistance, and love!

In love, you must give without expectations and without necessarily wanting something in return. Love must be selfless, sincere, and lived. God created us out of love, and we must have love for Him, and if He created us in His image, then we all must love each other and share this feeling. What is more beautiful than the love and affection that give us energy, beautify our lives, and make us feel like we can do anything and that we are truly touched by the wing of Heaven?

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Hate and envy make us ugly and distort us. Envy is perpetual, evil, and destructive, bringing upon us the dark wing of what makes us all tremble. We should understand that love, not hate, love, not envy, make us human and enable us to give, just as we appeared, in the image and likeness of our Creator, God!

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But is love also consumed ? Can we classify the consumer of love as an area of consumer protection ? If, however, we adopt an attitude! and understand that we are all consumers, that we are all human, that we are all touched by the wing of divinity, then truly with an attitude! We can smile. We can be and we can, why not, understand the consumer through the lens of the consumer of love. Of course, if we feel that a right in the realm of love is being violated, unfortunately, we cannot complain or file a report , but we can certainly remind ourselves that love is not something to be complained about, love is not within the competence of consumer protection, love is and must be within us!

From the moment God created us, there was certainly a new attitude in His creation.

Sorin Mierlea – President of InfoCons – European Consumer Protection Organization