I think that everyone just throws the word Love around without really meaning it. Once upon a time when someone would say "I love you" they meant it and sometimes would even wait for the right moment to say it. Now after a day of dating people saying it as easy and as carefree as if they were saying "hello". What amazes me the most is how easily people move on from one person to another. If you say you love someone don't you need time to heal from the pain of the love that you no longer have in your life? I must admit that I am guilty of this myself. I've loved with all my heart only to move on faster than I change underwear to the next guy. Why? Well in my case I do it because I have to distract myself from the pain that I am feeling. I suppose you can say I am rebounding to the next guy. I know I am not the only one that does this. I am sure there are many others like me that do this. But what confuses me is how fast you can "fall in love" with your rebound. Could it be that you were never really in love with your original partner in the first place?
Wikipedia says Love is an emotion of strong affection and person attachment. Yes, when you love someone you become attached to them. You need them in your life to feel complete. So if you have the ability to move on to a new person then in reality you were not in love. When in love you shouldn't be able to "un-attach" yourself so quickly. But then how do you know its time to move on? How do you know when you are healed enough to say fuck it I need to start looking for another person to fill that happiness and that void that you feel in your heart. Maybe time ca't be measured the same. Everyone is different, maybe you can heal after a week, maybe a month or perhaps even years. Is there a right time?