If we are trying to distinguish love from desire, what question do we ask?

Talk is cheap sweetheart, its only good money that buys the whisky

where do we keep love and desire and if having words for them get our thoughts covered up about them

If you are male or female bring yourself manually to orgasm then immediately after think of the other person ; if you still love him that is love but if you feel that you are much less attracted to him, that is desire.

Love is a need.Desire is a want.You can have either or both.Why protect? Enjoy!

Will you set them free, let them go?

Well. Maybe desire is always a component of love, it could be they're inseparable."I love you, but I have no desire to be with you."It doesn't jibe.Hmmm, but assuming you're right, that they are two different things, then maybe a good question is:"If I have everything I want and need from someone else, do I still love him/her?"Maybe one of the Greek myths about Eros would help you out here.

the question is simple for me,would i do anything for that person?if its desire then i would give up,love is too special to give up on.

If there is a question to be distinguished....then it's not love.Love is certain...unquestionable... Desires shadow and fade.

love is harmless, desire is harmless, acting on either seperately is harmless (if your responsible.) When its mixed, your playing with fire. Sometimes it ends up good, sometimes very painful.