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Let's continue discussing the terms. Your definitions of love and money are certainly good.
Thank you.
However, in my opinion, there is some inaccuracy (omission, error?) in them.
It was an omission because I had a poor network connection. I was at work (in the steppe, and it's not easy to catch a satellite signal), so I had to write quickly and to the point.
Hence my first question: can every manifestation of feelings be called love?
I believe that the manifestation of positive feelings can be called love.
I consider positive feelings to be: compassion, mercy, care, etc.
Further, you say that money is material wealth. Hence the second question: is every material value money?
It depends on what is meant by material wealth. If it's a house, apartment, or car, then yes, they are material values. But if it's the body or other things that are not only material values but also spiritual for someone, then perhaps they are not money. There are things that are priceless. Although, in our time...
Sincerely, Timi