The phrase "when does love die in you" can be interpreted in different ways depending on context. If you mean it metaphorically or emotionally, love might be said to "die" within a person when feelings of connection, care, or passion fade due to circumstances like betrayal, neglect, or profound hurt. If you are referring specifically to the character Love Quinn from the TV series "You," her story arc includes literal death. In Season 3, Love Quinn dies at the hands of Joe Goldberg in a deadly confrontation involving poison and violence. The scene represents the end of her presence and "love" as a character in that narrative. Love's death occurs after a tense dinner where she admits to poisoning both Joe and her first husband, and Joe ultimately retaliates and administers an antidote to save himself while Love succumbs to the poison. This marked when "love" (the character) dies in the story.
If your question relates more broadly to the emotional or psychological concept—such as in relationships or human experience—experts like John Gottman describe that love "dies" or fades in a relationship when isolation and emotional disengagement set in after years of distance between partners.
Please clarify if you meant something more specific or if you wanted insight into the metaphorical meaning versus the TV series context.
