Love, Admiration and Reverence
Reverence is an emotion that makes us put the people we are in awe of, on a pedestal. It helps us emulate the good qualities of the person and improve ourselves. If the person we revere and admire is also someone close to us, we may think we are in love.
It can be confusing to understand if we are in love with 1) the person; or 2) the perfect qualities of that person, which we admire.
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