Love is the motivator behind all things.

No matter where we are in life, we all want to have and find love.

This can be in the form of friendships, family relationships, or romantic.

But generally speaking, we are all searching for our person.

In this generation, dating apps have made a fortune connecting people from around the

world.

Some shows like the Bachelor and Bachelor at have found their way into the hearts of millions

of people, invested in watching others find their fairytale endings.

Recently, a new show emerged, Love is Blind, a guilty pleasure for many to watch that

has won Emmy Awards, based on the premise of falling in love with someone before you

ever see what they look like.

But where did the phrase Love is Blind originate?

This phrase has been in the English language since the year 1401, found in the merchant's

tale by English author Jeffrey Chaucer.

It became a household phrase after William Shakespeare used it in several of his plays.

But the original meaning had nothing to do with looks.

Love is blind meant that when you love someone, you can't see their problems or imperfections,

and you can be blinded by who that person really is.

Do not notice someone's small imperfections because you love them, is okay.

But what if you're missing something bigger?

What if you love someone so much that you can't see major red flags?

What if you can't see that your person, the love of your life, is a murderer, is love

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