Touches. A loving person always strives for closeness. This can be a light touch of the hand, support behind the back in a crowd, a straightened collar or a gently tucked strand of hair. These gestures show care, a desire to be close, to create a feeling of warmth and safety. Attention to detail. Love is manifested in the ability to remember little things that are important to another person. Someone likes coffee without sugar, someone cannot stand the smell of vanilla, and someone falls asleep only to the whisper of rain. Noticing such details and taking them into account means showing care and proving that the person is truly important. The desire to make life easier. It is not always something big - sometimes the simplest actions are more important: meeting someone from work, closing the windows before the rain when the other one has fallen asleep, or buying their favorite fruit without a reminder. When a person tries to make their partner's daily worries easier, this is one of the most sincere gestures of love. Eye contact. People in love look at each other differently. Their gaze reflects tenderness, a desire to understand, feel, and support. Sometimes one sparkle in the eyes is enough to defuse a tense situation or, conversely, to ignite the flame of passion. Unconditional support. True love is being there not only in joy, but also in difficult moments. It is the ability to listen without judgment, to be a support, to believe in a person even when he does not believe in himself. There are no big words in this, but there is true devotion. Freedom to be yourself. Love is not only care, but also respect for the inner world of another. When you can be real with a person, without masks and pretense, when even oddities and quirks are accepted – this is also a gesture of love, perhaps the most important of all. Love lives in actions, in every movement, in every look. It does not require proof, it simply exists – in those who truly value each other.