love life

noun

love life

First recorded in 1915–20

I rarely see men asked about their love life, but myself and my fellow woman athletes get these questions regularly.

The author of the video explained that Squidward wasn’t always mean, but the failures in his love life have driven him to be a pessimistic character.

Since this Masked Singer episode was called "Date Night," all of the celebrities offered clues that had to do with their love life.

Her love life, however, has been equally as thrilling as her professional world.

From Ozy

Still, I’m not sure I’ve ever been asked more about my love life than of the time I spent on an Appalachian Trail thru-hike with my wife, Tina.

In addition to her love life, the second fascinating part of the book is watching Joplin change as she becomes more famous.

Or you are Elizabeth Taylor: an on-screen vamp with the most tempestuously public love-life dramas (with Richard Burton).

I love Kelly, and as for her love life, I tell her to not do all this at 45, to get it out of her system now.

I got updates on their love life, and learned whose marriages are on the rocks.

But this confessional really took a turn for the awesome when Jonas started talking about his love life.

There were others, who were younger, and had better reasons to love life, but who had suffered the same fate.

I shall learn to love life again when my baby comes to help me.

Miss Anthony's love-life, like her religion, has manifested itself in steadfast, earnest labors for men in general.

By the crack of his whip, he had destroyed her love-life, as a bubble from a child's pipe is broken by a gust of wind.

For my part then, I love life and cultivate it, such as it has pleased God to bestow it upon us.

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