Love.

You don't have to repeat this again.

I don't understand this word like just a word, because it is your feelings.

You can also say, " I don't this word is a word, because it is our feelings".

When you are falling in love you can't realize almostcognize anything!

Because I do.

When I was a little younger I used to loved one person who then broke my heart and, honestly, I thanked him, because now I'm stronger than I was.

I know the answer, but you don't like it anyway if you are broken right now:, our feeling is just ours and nobody has to save it, but the feelings that we get when we love anybody - health us.

We only love ourselves in hims or her eyes.

And when we broke oureak up in a relationship, we brokeeak up because of our feelings.

And this is called Love.

I don't understand this word likeas just a word, because it is also your feelings.

"To understand it like" isn't necessarily wrong, I just think "understand it as" fits the sentence better because you are talking about how something can have multiple aspects or identities to consider.

When you are falling in love you can't realize almostnearly anything!

"Can't realize nearly anything" is a bit strange sounding in this context. Some idioms about love's effect on judgement are "blinded by love", or "rose tinted glasses", or "too in love to see something," or "drunk on love."

When I was a little younger I loved one{{a person/someone}} who then broke my heart and, honestly, I thanked him, because now I'm stronger than I was.

I changed "thanked" to "thank" because "thanked" sounds more like you said thank you directly to him in the past after he broke your heart. I'm assuming you mean that now, in the present day, you are thankful that he did that.

So why aredo we still allowing u ourselves to fall in love, if it hurts?

I changed the progressive to the present tense because you are describing something timeless. People have always fallen in love, continue to fall in love, and will keep falling in love. For things like that, and things that one does habitually, the present tense is appropriate.

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Yes, I want to say we don't love that person.

We only love ourselves in hims or her eyes.

And when we broke our relationshipup, we broke up because of our feelings.

Not because of that person.

I would combine this with the previous sentence.

No, II don't think so.

And this is Lovewhat love is.

When spoken aloud, this works fine. You could say it with emphasis for clarity like: "And _this_ is love." When written down though, it doesn't work as well so I changed it to be clearer.

I don't understand this word likeTo me it is not just a word, because it irepresents your feelings.

When you are falling in love you can't realize almost anything!

I am not sure what you are trying to say here. Maybe: When you are falling in love you can't think of anything else!

I do.

When I was a little younger I loved one perssomeone who then broke my heart and, honestly, I thanked him, because now I'm stronger than I wasused to be.

So why are we still allowing uourselves to fall in love, if it hurts?

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This was a bit difficult to understand.

Yes, I want to say that we don't love that person.

We only love ourselves in hims or her eyes.

And when we brokeeak our relationship we feel broken because of our feelings.

No, I don't think so.

And this is Llove.

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When you are falling in love you can't realize almost anythingthink clearly!

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So why aredo we still allowing u ourselves to fall in love, even if it hurts?

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I'm not sure what you mean by - health us

We only love ourselves in hims or her eyes.

And when we brokeeak our relationship we feel broken because of our feelings.

No, II don't think so.

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When you are falling in love, you can't barely realize almost anythingit!

This is more natural phrasing.

I do.

What you're saying with these two sentences is, "I agree with myself" which never needs to be said. An alternative here would be, "It's what I believe" to re-emphasize your statement.

When I was a little younger, I loved one perssomeone who then broke my heart and, honestly, I thanked him, because now I'm stronger than I was before.

You know that, and everybody knows that.

So why are we still allowing uourselves to fall in love, if it hurts?

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I struggled a bit to understand your meaning here, but hopefully my edit reflects what you meant to convey.
When you speak about a harsh truth, you can use the phrase "you won't want to hear it."
When talking about feeling broken due to love - you can use "heartbroken."
Health is a noun, heal is the verb

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It's generally not recommended to begin sentences with "and," nor to repeat several "ands" in a row. Since love is stronger than like, it would make sense to acknowledge it with an "even/actually" as I did here

Yes, I want to say we don't really love that person.

We only love ourselves in hims or her eyes.

And when we broke our relationship we brokeeak up, we ourselves break because of our feelings.

No, I don't think so.

And this is Llove.