I don't think i have never been in love with someone in my life(talking about the love with a girl. Not parent love. Mostly everyone has to love their parents)

What does it feel to be in love?(in your opinion)

I don't think there is a general feeling, it depends from person to person and how close you and the girl are.

With this girl I'm actively talking with and have a crush on, it depends on the situation really. It's hard to exactly describe it, but you feel a lot more attached to the person in question, you really enjoy their company and you want to stay close to them as much as you can. It's an odd feeling, but really pleasant at the same time. That's how I'm currently experiencing it though.

I've been married for eight years and my relationship with my wife has developed over the past 15 years or so.  We've done a lot of growing together, we've had some growing pains, we've had wonderful times and a baby girl.  

I don't think it's right to describe the specific feeling I have when I see my wife or when I think about her.  I know I can always trust her and she'll always back up whatever she tells me.  I know I can rely on her to do all the work she has to do.  I know when good things happen I want to share those experiences with her or tell her about them.  I want to be around her when I'm having a terrible day because she makes me happy and she knows how to get me thinking positively again.  I also want to make sure she's happy.

Everyone's experience is different.  Love, when you're young, is rich and intense.  My love doesn't feel as fiery but it's stronger and more firm.

Here's my personal experience:

When you're in love with someone, you might not even know it at first. You might not know for a few years. And then, suddenly, something clicks. You want to be near them. You want to be the one sitting next to them, talking to them. There very presence makes you want to sing a glorious melody. Your thoughts always wander to them. Their smile is worth more than all the money in all the banks in all the world. The sound of their laughter is more blissful than the most well thought-out symphony. When you see them, you perk up and become someone different, someone extremely happy. They become the standard of beauty. Your feelings towards them are not lust, not just an attraction, but a true acceptance of their whole being.

That is love.

My wife and I have been married for only a little over 2 years, but we have been together for over 8 years. Like warmaker mentioned, it varies. For me, it is like she is literally a part of me. Even when we are just sitting around doing nothing, I feel better just because I am doing whatever I am doing with her. When I am alone, my mood generally is even better when she comes home. When something happens (trivial or significant), my first thought is to text her quick to remind me to tell her about it. When we have to be apart for a significant amount of time, a part of me feels empty. Last year, we had to live 4 hours apart for about 5 and a half months (working in different cities temporarily). I constantly looked forward to the one weekend a month that I would get to see her. Every time I had to go back to the other city, it got harder instead of easier. I could never get used to it. When I feel upset, just sitting next to her makes me feel at least a little better. We can do the same thing day after day, and I never get bored of it because she is all I need. I never feel stir crazy when we go a while without hanging out with friends. I find that even after 8 years, I am happy to get up every 5 minutes to get her something or do something she requests just because it makes her happy. After 8 years, I am happy to still hear stories she has from work, even if the stories can be very similar or even the same story, just because I want genuinely want to know how her day went. I don't generally even wonder how other people's days went on a typical day. Even family. I feel sad when I know she is sad. All I care about when she is even the least bit upset about something is making her feel better. I would choose her over anything, and I can honestly make that claim without a second thought. Being with her has made me, for the first time, really reflect on my habits and personality , traits and want to be a better person. I strive to be someone I feel that she deserves and it has made my life better. She makes me feel like a better person.

Most of those aren't feelings, I suppose. But they are the things that come to mind when this question is asked.

This is an interesting subject and I will express my discoveries over the years on feeling love. It is a specific feeling that your body can experience although it may be more unique to the person you are experiencing it with. For instance to give you a comparison, when you feel sad you notice that your body actually feels a certain way and it will. It is the same when you feel happy which is a positive feeling and may make you or lead to smiling and random laughter. You will have to learn to associate correctly this is to this such as well my body feels this way so that is what I am going through. It is personal and as you feel personally your body will in effect feel that way too. Remember though and this is important...there is a difference between loving someone and being in love with someone. For instance you may love a friend but, ideas you get with them only go so far such as activities and how you share your time. If you are in love with someone you may get ideas that are further than with just a friend such as how you feel about activities, sharing time, and how you deal with each other's personal spaces. To say the least there is a feeling of comfort on both levels and that is how you will decide well...I like this with you but, I like this with the other person and so on. I love friends and family in my times and I have been in love although on the in love part not really for an extensive period of time. To say though in all honesty compared to love and being in love, love will not be as deep as being in love. Enjoy your loves, to whatever their degree is as you have them by your choice and remember, HAVE FUN WITH IT!

I think that media and social networking have made it difficult for most younger people to truly understand the concept of love.  Many teens expect romance and perfect relationships.  While neither are impossible and both are lovely.... I think being in love is more about being -able- to work things out with your partner.  If you are willing to simply throw up your hands after every argument, there isn't enough respect in the relationship to encourage a loving relationship.

Love, in my opinion, is about helping each other grown, sharing in all experiences, and helping each other be better people.  When you love someone, you will compromise, sacrifice, and forgive.  You'll learn when to give your partner space, and when to be near..... when to discuss things and when to let them rest.  As rcarter2 said, they will be a part of you and everything you do.

MrHappy1344 : in my opinion love feels great you feel as if everythings gonna be alright you have a partner something a little more than friendship it won't last forever but enjoy it while you can make every second count with her,and every second is great.