How does love taste like?

This week as one of the weirdest week ever.  Well actually if I give a look at my last days, maybe the last couple of months, this is one of the weirdest period of my life. As I don't want to annoy you with ALL the weird stuffs of my life I want to tell you something I have learned about love this week.
I met a friend I haven't seen in ages. He is the brother of one of my ex school mates and I know him since he was 12. Now he's 18 and has become a very handsome boy. He has a girlfriend and they have been dating for 8 months but if you had the chance to talk with him you would be astonish. He leaved me astonish when he started talking about how much he loves her. How they complete each other. How everything was so natural and easy. How he doesn't mind to take 3 buses just to arrive to her place and meet for a relaxed afternoon watching a movie. He left me speechless. I have to confess you I've never had a relationship like that. I mean, of course I had had (and have) a crush on someone. And I had had some boyfriends. But I couldn't go out with them for more than a month. Probably I didn't really like them or I was afraid of them, looking at their presence as something which didn't allow me to do things I used to do by my own.  
So can you imagine my shock ( and a slightly bit of envy) when I heard such wonderful things about love from a boy younger than me? Unbelievable.  But I'm glad he has told me that. He confirmed what I have been thinking in the last couple of months. Love is easy. You don't have to dress up like a pop star or be flawless. It doesn't matter if you are poor or if you live in a  castle. Love is when two people compose a symphony despite of all the noise they are surrounded by.