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11. Do you believe in love at first sight? A teacher asked us this morning. Ken answered: “Yes, I believe in love at first sight. It happened to me. I was at a party three years ago when I saw Luisa. I knew she was the one for me when her eyes flashed back at me. It was like they looked into my heart, read my love story and said ’I like what I see and want to be with you.’ That night, at the party, I went over to Luisa and asked her to dance. That was three years ago, and we are still together.” Laura said: “Do I believe in love at first sight? No, not really. Love is based on trust and shared experience and values. Love takes time to develop. You fall in love slowly by talking to a special person, emailing him or her love letters, fighting, apologising to each other after an argument. The key to love is staying excited about the other person, month after month, year after year. Carol’s answer: For me love is everything. I’ve been in love all my life. Love is the air I breath to stay alive. I don’t make any difference ‘Platonic and physical love. There’s no period in my life when I didn’t love anybody. Of course, there’s a big difference between the love we feel for our family and the love we feel for our lovers, wives, husbands. It is another kind of love. When I asked my friend Gary why he had split up with his girlfriend, he answered me: - We didn’t see each other for three months - She stopped paying attention to me - She was only interested in herself - She lied to me