Seeing as February is known as the "Month of Love," I thought it befitting to discuss the impact of love on our health and well-being. In my opinion, regardless of language, culture, or ethnicity, the word love is the second most popular word. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "love" is defined as "a strong feeling of affection" or "a great interest and pleasure in something." I like to think of love as a verb. Given that verbs are action or doing words, to me it means that love is what you do especially on days where you can't be bothered to, maybe after an argument, or because the weight of the world is on your shoulders. It's in those trying times that love should be best portrayed. True or genuine love isn't shown when things are smooth or everything is easy going, in my understanding, it is meant to be shown when things are hard and times are challenging. To me, I choose to love, I choose to show affection, I choose to care, I choose to forgive, I choose to appreciate, meaning, I am consciously or unconsciously acting or doing. I can further state that "love" is a choice rather than an emotion. However, I am not here to give a lesson on what love is as I…