In a world where love seems both a blessing and a curse, one teenager struggles to make sense of it all. They've never felt love---at least, not the kind people write poems and songs about. To them, love is nothing more than a concept: sweet in theory, messy in reality. Surrounded by contrasting examples---aunties glowing with affection and parents consumed by bitterness---they're left questioning what love even means. Through quiet observations and inner turmoil, they narrate a story that dances between belief and skepticism, hope and hurt. But what if love isn't about grand gestures or perfect couples? What if it's found in the unseen connections we often overlook? This is a raw and reflective journey of someone who talks about love not because they know it, but because they're desperate to understand it.