We all know that love is something great and wonderful, but sometimes it becomes painful and frustrating but I am surprised why in many languages of the world hear this expression "falls in love" Why people do not say "fly in Love", In my personal opinion I think that the first expression, "falls in love" is parallel to the painful and frustrating, but second expression "fly in Love" is parallel to the great and wonderful., But the question that arises here: Who is the person responsible for this expression, "falls in love"? And why he chose the word "located" with the word love? I think this person was unlucky in love as I have is the current. Also these actions totally contradictory when we explain the actions we find that the verb "fall" indicates the falling, and falling is something that is not well-liked in everything, when you fall, you often feel pain, people say, for example, so and so fell into the hole. The verb "fly" indicates something wonderful and amazing or joy and pleasure, for example, people say so and so flew from joy. Actually I no know where did I get the expression "fly in love" but I think it is more convenient than "fall in love".
Posted on: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 05:11:46 +0000
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