When the Vacuum of Love happens, our emotion takes over, and we become irrational and selfish in our wants or desires. Without the acceptance of love, as God intended it to be, we are destined to displease God, which means that our love must have foundational principles that help someone become a better person and a love that presents itself in peace, calmness, and hope in God. When we experience a life with vacuums of love, we can see the scars and pain that come with it. As men and women, we can see the wounds of insecurity and unhappiness because love was missing from their lives as a child or young adults.
We may not want to acknowledge that our childhood may have lacked something that convinced us that we need more than love and security. When we were younger, how did it affect us today if we did not experience love from a parent or sibling? We often search for alternative people to love who will allow us to fill that gap of lost love in our hearts.