Stative verbs cannot be used in the present progressive tense because they describe sensory experiences, opinions, emotions, and intellectual states rather than actions. Examples of stative verbs include hear, see, smell, taste, like, dislike, think, love, hate, need, want, know, understand, and believe. While "I am loving my family" is incorrect, "I love my family" is the proper way to use a stative verb.

1. Stative verbs (Non-action verbs)
Some verbs can´t be used in the present
progressive, because they are not actions, they
express sensory experience, opinions, emotions
and intellectual state
• Sensory experience: hear, see, smell, taste
• Opinions: like, dislike, think (that)
• Emotions: love, hate, need, want
• Intellectual state: know, understand, believe
Incorrect: I am loving my family
Correct: I love my family