The phrase "admit love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is confessing or acknowledging their feelings of love for another person.
Example: "After months of uncertainty, I finally decided to admit love for her during our walk in the park."
Alternatives: "confess my love" or "acknowledge my feelings".
Still, the sixties were a time of more cultural multiplicity than memory likes to admit: "Love Is Blue," Paul Mauriat's "semiclassical" instrumental, was the No. 1 song for many weeks in 1968, and, as late as 1970, with the Beatles breaking up, Bob Hope's Christmas special drew close to a fifty share, with almost half the households with televisions in America watching.
Beauty doesn't admit love for the Beast until after he releases her (which permits her to rejoin him on her own terms).
For a long time, stars couldn't reciprocate even "I love yous," but thanks to Ben Higgins's bigamous declarations of love in 2016, it is now normal to admit love to more than one of the final contestants.
It should be possible to admit loving someone and yet also succeed in being loved".
It is not a film that it is cool to admit loving.
When he and Ms. Seymour admitted love for each other, it changed the whole scale of the ballet.
He said "it needed the shock of 1956 to open me up to strong emotions", including, he admitted, love.
But there may be a flip side to Mr. Levy's cunning, charm and admitted love of the limelight.
g. man in romancing darling admits love in Paris' for PENULT (though, strictly speaking, 'nul' in French is an adjective and therefore not quite synonymous with 'zero'zero
Ladies who are working on admitting love to guys creatively should know that men are BLUNT.
I applied, was admitted, loved my visit, and enrolled for the fall semester of 1992.
