Discover below the WhatsApp Statuses about Love to share with your contacts to declare your feelings to your loved one.
WhatsApp Statuses About Love
If you don’t take too long, I’ll wait for you all my life.
(Oscar Wilde)
What remains of life, if not having loved?
(Victor Hugo)
Those who live by love live forever.
(Emile Verhaeren)
Nothing is impossible for those who truly love.
(Pierre Corneille)
Love is seeking what we lack.
(Aristotle)
If I love you so badly, it’s because I love you too much.
(Paul Geraldy)
There is no wasted love.
(Miguel De Cervantes)
I will never stop falling in love with you.
A heart that loves never grows old.
Who ever loved who did not love at first sight?
(William Shakespeare)
Is there anything more absurd than love? If we enjoy it to the last, we soon tire of it, we disgust it; if we hold it high to remember it without remorse, one day we will regret our foolishness and cowardice in not having dared.
(Caesar Pavese)
When we are loved, we doubt nothing. When we love, we doubt everything.
(Colette)
True love is accepting others as they are without trying to change them.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupery)
I love you with a love that is more than love.
(Edgar Allan Poe)
Love is the wisest of follies, a bitterness capable of suffocating, a sweetness capable of healing.
(William Shakespeare)
Not being loved is just bad luck; the real misfortune is not knowing how to love.
(Albert Camus)
In war as in love, in conclusion, we must look closely at ourselves.
(Napoleon Bonaparte)
Two things save us in life: love and laughter. If you have one, it’s good. If you have both, you are invincible.
(Tarun Tejpal)
The more one loves oneself, the less one can love.
(Giacomo Leopardi)
Love is eternal as long as it lasts.
(Henri De Regnier)
And what else can love be if not a secret madness, an oppressive bitterness and a beneficial sweetness.
(William Shakespeare)
Everything, everything I know, I know only because I love.
(Leo Tolstoy)
To love something you have to realize that you might lose it.
(Gilbert Keith Chesterton)
To love is to be vulnerable.
(C.S. Lewis)
The heart was made to be broken.
(Oscar Wilde)
We must love each other even when we cannot escape.
(Friedrich Nietzsche)
The heart lives as long as it has something to love, just as the fire lives as long as it has something to burn.
(Victor Hugo)
To love means to act and to exalt oneself without respite.
(Emile Verhaeren)
Isn’t the fear of falling in love already a little bit of love?
(Caesar Pavese)
I love you more than my own skin.
(Frida Kahlo)
You deserve a love that wants you disheveled.
(Frida Kahlo)
Nothing is impossible for those who truly love.
(Pierre Corneille)
True love is that which forgives nothing.
(Molière)
Love is about being idiots together.
(Paul Valery)
Live. Smile. Love.
When love beckons to you, follow it, though its paths are rough and steep.
(Khalil Gibran)
Love is where you can say everything or there is no need to say anything.
(Henry Albert Harper)
When a man’s hand touches a woman’s hand, they both touch the heart of eternity.
(Kahlil Gibran)
Love is the poetry of the senses.
(Honoré de Balzac)
Love is a mortal fragment of immortality.
(Fernando Pessoa)
We always talk about the illusions of those who love, but what about the blindness of those who do not love?
(Tristan Bernard)
In love there is no more and less.
(Leo Tolstoy)
The only important thing in life is the traces of love we leave behind when we leave.
(Albert Schweitzer)
I know no other reason to love you than to love you.
(Fernando Pessoa)
You cannot live except for the time you love.
(Claude-Adrien Helvetius)
Love will endure all things; love will transcend death; love fears nothing.
(Maria Faustina Kowalska)
To love is short, to forget is long.
(Pablo Neruda)
Love is that state in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.
(Robert A. Heinlein)
True love has never known measure.
(Sextus Propertius)
When you love, you discover within yourself such richness, such sweetness, such affection, that you don’t even believe you know how to love so much.
(Anton Chekhov)
Where there is love there is life.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
There is only one happiness in life: to love and be loved.
(George Sand)
Love begins with a smile, grows with a kiss, and ends with a tear.
(Augustine of Hippo)
Love is something you become.
The first step in learning to love others is to try to understand them.
(Adrienne von Speyr)
If I know what love is, it’s thanks to you.
(Herman Hesse)
Nothing is real except dreams and love.
(Anne de Noailles)
To love is to believe, to hope, to know. It is a test, a taste of Heaven.
(Edmund Waller)
Love is a wild herb, not a garden plant.
(Ippolito Nievo)
Of all passions, love is the strongest, because it attacks simultaneously the heart, the head and the senses.
(Lao Tzu)
Always together.
The wounds of love are healed only by those who inflicted them.
(Publilius Syrus)
When a love ends, one of the two suffers. If no one suffers, it never started. If both suffer, it never ended.
(Marilyn Monroe)
For those who want to love, it is better to know nothing than to know too much.
(Adrienne von Speyr)
Love is seeking what we lack.
(Aristotle)
All the time that is not spent in love is wasted.
(Torquato Tasso)
You don’t look like anyone else since I loved you.
(Pablo Neruda)
Who, being loved, can call himself poor?
(Oscar Wilde)
Love, laugh, dream.
Don’t love someone who treats you like you’re ordinary.
(Oscar Wilde)
Love all, believe a few, and harm none.
(William Shakespeare)
When love beckons to you, follow it, though its paths are rough and steep.
(Kahlil Gibran)
True love begins when you expect nothing in return.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupery)
Everyone who has ever loved carries a scar.
(Alfred DeMusset)
Love, love madly, love as much as you can and if they tell you it is a sin, love your sin and you will be innocent.
(William Shakespeare)
To love is to surpass oneself.
(Oscar Wilde)We are never so defenseless as when we love.
(Sigmund Freud)
Love is a thing full of anxious fear.
(Ovid)
It is not he who loves you who tells you he loves you, but he who looks at you and remains silent.
(William Shakespeare – Attributed)




