Have you ever reminisced on what it felt like to be young and in love? Well today’s Audio Love taps into the very innocence of that love … even though it usually only lasted for a few days. So here are some songs that conjure up thoughts of a time in life when love seemed so simple.

I’ve thought long and hard about this, and have come to the following conclusion: I love you. To be perfectly honestly, I’ve loved you for quite some time now… there’s simply no other explanation for the way that I feel. When we started out, we both agreed to take it slow, fully knowing that a strong foundation was needed for us to have any legitimate shot at love. But with that foundation now secure, I can no longer deny what I know to be true…

Sometimes the disappointments of the past can force up walls which prevent us from being open to the advances of another person. It really doesn’t matter what they say or do, or how “wonderful” they may appear to be–we’re just not interested. But ever so often, someone comes along and somehow manages to still grab a hold of our heart. I call those “anyway moments”

This weekend finds me digging into the music crates to share some of my favorite audio love selections from years past. So enjoy the nostalgic sounds of songs that have always had a special way of conjuring up some of love’s most poignant sentiments.

I’m back with another edition of Audio Love. This week, Anthony Hamilton and Jamie Foxx make impressive entrances onto our Fly List, while Brandy gets a much deserved encore. The lyrics and passion emoted through each song deserves a priority placement in your weekend love song rotation. Enjoy.

Over the past week, I’ve received at least ten different emails from readers essentially expressing the same frustration: “Love sucks.” And as they detailed their very personal and private situations, I could agree that when judging love strictly through their circumstances, it did appear to suck. Thankfully (which is what I hope to share with them) things will eventually get better.

I don’t know what you want me to do. I’m sorry that your feelings are hurt right now, but I told you not to fall in love with me. I thought it was very clear that we were just having fun. You told me that you understood, and were cool with us just hanging out.

You are simply beautiful. Point blank … period. As I lay awake last night, wishing you were by my side, all I could think about was how truly wonderful you are. There’s just no other way for me to articulate the depth of my feelings.

No matter how much you love a person, bad days are sure to come. They’re simply unavoidable. Sometimes, we can place unrealistic expectations on our loved ones, making it that much easier to walk away when the bad days do come.

I can still remember the last time my heart was broken. Despite the raw pain that was caused by her infidelity, for some reason, I still wanted her back. It was almost as if I was rendered helpless by this gravitational force which kept pulling me back to her. Can anyone relate?