There are three sets of people when it comes to love; first, the people who are extreme lovers of love. Ibbtammy and Celine Dion are the only two I know in this set. When I say lovers of love, I mean they believe in it and how beautiful it can be.

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The second set would be the people who think and have accepted that love is just an illusion. Possibly a lie that was made up to hold people captive. This set of people came up with a little write up that says "If humans didn't know about the term love, they probably wouldn't have abided by it. It would just be a love-less human race". I won't lie, I gave it some thought but I never really came to a final conclusion.

The last set of people would be those who have in one way or another had an encounter with love and somewhere along the line, they lost this love due to certain circumstances. This set of people actually believe that there is a thing like love but they do not embrace it because they do not want to go through the pain that comes with the love package. And as such, they lock up their heart and say "never again".

Which category do you fall under?

I grew up in a love-filled space which would simply result in me living and breathing love. Right from when I can remember, I was taught how to love myself and the people around me. Show love to strangers and even enemies. However, comparing the world at the time when I was a kid and the world right now, I would say that there has been massive changes and this also includes the way people perceive love.

There was a time where the majority of humans actually perceived and accepted love for what it truly is but these days, love is tied to material things. I recently asked someone what their perspective of love was and without giving it a thought, they equated love to money. Can one exactly blame them?

I am no preacher of love and I'm not here to give a sermon as to why we should love unconditionally (eventually, we would all learn why in due time) rather, I'm here to share an amazing piece of music from a lover of love courtesy of the month.

For as long as I've listened to Celine Dion, she has been an advocate for love and she has the lyrics of her music to show for it. One thing I like about her pieces is that they do not talk about the fictional kind of love many people live by; rather, she paints love how it is– filled with ups and downs but still something worth embracing.

Love doesn't always follow the rules.