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English sucks for emotional expression. It's awful. How can I love my kids and I love pizza POSSIBLY be the same word?
Greek has several distinct words for love, each expressing different types of affection:
Agape (ἀγάπη): Unconditional love, often associated with divine love.
Eros (ἔρως): Romantic or passionate love, often linked to sexual desire.
Philia (φιλία): Deep friendship or brotherly love, characterized by mutual respect and affection.
Storge (στοργή): Familial love, the natural affection between family members.
Philautia (φιλαυτία): Self-love, which can be positive (self-compassion) or negative (selfishness)
Schadenfreude. Happiness at the misfortune of others
Swearing. There is more flavour to letting it rip in another language, by the way you do so people know you are but have no idea what you are saying.