Why do people say that love doesn't exist? Why do they make it such a negative thing, and that you can never love someone as much as you say you do. What if they're wrong. What if it's because you haven't felt it or experience it. What if it's because you had a bad experience and something went wrong. That doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You can't say something doesn't exist without absolutely reason and prove. Even if people say it's not real, what if there's truth in between those words and reasonings. Love is such a complicated word and feeling that no one is right or wrong. I think it's best to not say anything at all, because people learn what love is after a bad breakup, they learn what love is after falling in love. You're never too young to love or fall in love. Some may be immature and overwhelmed by it, and of course they later learn that love for them was just a misconception. But later on in life, you do understand the real meaning of it, and you when someone tells you you aren't or can't be in love, they're wrong. You can't tell someone what they feel. It's their heart that knows the answer, and it's their heart that tells the truth. Love isn't a bad thing, or a good thing. It's whatever you make it, but don't ever tell someone that they don't know what love is, because eventually they'll figure that out in their own.