one's view on love

I would like to talk about love in this week and next weeks.

Thise word "love" has a lot of meaning.

I'm not in a relationship right now.

sSo lately, I've been wanting to think more about my views on love and relationships to understand them more clearly.

This week I'll write more detail and result of thinking about love.

1st, my view on love ¶
2stnd, love view in Japan ¶
3strd, About future relationships ¶
maybe tomorrowe will start tomorrow.

so lately, I've wanting ed to think more about my views on love and relationships to understand them more clearly.

just changed the “ing” ending on wanting to help make more sense but still good job!!

1st, my view on love ¶
2stnd, love view in Japan ¶
3strd, About future relationships ¶
maybe tomorrow will start.

its so confusing but when talking about steps its 1st, 2nd and 3rd. its a common mistake even i still make it haha

I will be talking about love in this week and next week.

talk is simple present tense so it wouldn’t work for talking about later this week or next week as they are in the future

This word "‘love"’ has a lot of meaning.

speech marks are only used when quoting from something that has been said

I'm not in a relationship right now.

soSo as of lately, I've been wanting to think more about my views on love and relationships to understand them more clearly.

This week I'll write will be writing in more detail and resultoutcomes of thinking about love.

writing as it is future
outcome sounds more clear than results

This story consists of 3 steps.

1st, my view on love ¶
2st, love viewmy view of love in Japan ¶
3st, About future relationships ¶
maybe tomorrow i will start.

oOne's view on love

"One's" is completely correct, but sounds very formal. It sounds almost old fashioned. You could say "My" instead. Again, not wrong, depends on what you want to say.

I talk about love in this week and next week.

Thise word "love" has a lot of meaning.

so lLately, I've wanting ed to think more about my views on love and relationships to understand them more clearly.

"Wanting" is the the wrong tense here - it sounds like the literal present, but you want to speak more generally than that. Use "wanted" instead.

This week I'll write more detail as and result of thinking about love.

This story consist of 3 stepparts.

"Steps" sounds like a set of instructions.

1st, my view on love ¶
2st, love viewnd, my view on love in Japan ¶
3strd, Aabout future relationships ¶
maybe tomorrow I will start.