Love is a different phenomena,it is like food for the soul, love is independent it does not need any object or subject to survive it is like fragnance to a flower it just emits whether you enjoy it or not .you can observe this in great souls they permeate love in their surroundings where ever they are . love is your intrinsic nature, everybody can't love you have to learn to love because you are deviated by society because people of loving nature are dangerous to society so you are asked to love mother in one way your wife in a different way and neighbor women in a different manner. if there is a person who loves everyone in a similar way like a jesus or buddha who loves saint and sinner ,royal women or prostitute in a similar way then society structure will be destroyed there will be a great transformation
so first question must be clarified what is your perception of love ??
the least form of love is sex ,middle form is general love like mothers love some lovers love highest form of love is compassion this can be possible to jesus or buddha only
satisfaction comes only in physical plane, you can have satisfaction through sex , or in food ,earning money or work..
Satisfaction stems from a selfish desire to have someone or something. We want the individual (sexually or otherwise) so much that we feel we are willing to go to any length to get them.
Love tends more toward desires for the individual we love. We seek to see the person we love be happy. We work to keep them happy even if demands sacrifice on our part.
Keep in mind that love and satisfaction are not mutually exclusive. It is possible and in fact common to both selfishly desire someone and want the best for them. I think it is our sense of infatuation that generates jealousy most of the time; however, love can also produce jealousy or outrage when we see the person we love with someone that we know is not good for them.
If you think you're in love, ask whether what you are giving the person is conditional on reciprocation. If it is, then you are likely giving to the other person in order to selfishly lure them closer to you ... and this stems from infatuation. If you are giving and sacrificing for another and derive happiness from their happiness without expecting returns outside their happiness, then this is more akin to actual love.
Of course, one can only give so much without reciprocation so I think that when we say we are "in love" with someone, we both desire them as a part of our own happiness AND desire to see them happy ... a sort of Taoist balance between infatuation , satisfaction and love.
p.s: both are difficult to compare in their pure sense because they exist in different planes , even i answered question assuming you may thought about this in this way 😊
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