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Jwa
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28 Jan 2009, 12:47 pm

DaLoCo wrote:
moonlightwhisp wrote:
I think it's literally all in our heads, our brains specifically. Everything we feel emotionally (and physically) is the result of the different chemical levels in our brain.



On a factual basis you are quite right. But at the same time you will note that not everybody is attracted to the same person. We are completely diverse in our selection of possible mates. This alone counts for a measure of mystery. Yes, even on a christian advice site I saw someone break down the chemistry of love, but also know that, as with normal chemicals, your body builds up a resistance. Ever heard of the seven year itch.....most couples hit a stage, from about three to seven years where they get used to the release of chemicals. This is where the conscious choice to love comes in. Love then has a lot less to do with chemicals, and a lot more with satisfaction and fulfillment.

I have learnt to not delve too deep into certain things, if only to keep the mystery. Otherwise I fear i might turn into a bitter recluse who has stopped seeing the wonder of things around me. I cannot imagine seeing a picture of a beatifull girl/ horse/ lion....whatever and not stop my thoughts to appreciate what I have just seen. I will always, for my own sake, keep love as something mystical, magical. But as I posted before, the act of love is by my choice, and is lot less dictated by the emotions I am experiencing.

Your wisdom knows no bounds! I wish I was eloquent as you at expressing my feelings (or thoughts).

You should write a book! :)



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28 Jan 2009, 8:51 pm

Love is the unawakened hatred you have disguised by feelings of happiness.


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28 Jan 2009, 11:15 pm

ToadOfSteel wrote:
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Sorry, couldn't resist...

Anyway, to be a bit more serious about the subject, the definition I came up with (and use) for "love" for any particular subject is putting that subject ahead of oneself...

Dammit I was going to be original and post that but you beat me to it....On topic, I cant and/or dont feel like explaining because its like explaining a color to a blind man.



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29 Jan 2009, 1:39 am

Jwa wrote:
Your wisdom knows no bounds! I wish I was eloquent as you at expressing my feelings (or thoughts).

You should write a book! :)


Thank you. Eloquence and wisdom are learned skills, but your kindness is a character trait....... :hail:


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Jwa
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29 Jan 2009, 5:35 pm

DaLoCo wrote:
Jwa wrote:
Your wisdom knows no bounds! I wish I was eloquent as you at expressing my feelings (or thoughts).

You should write a book! :)


Thank you. Eloquence and wisdom are learned skills, but your kindness is a character trait....... :hail:

:oops: :oops: You are too kind,...speechless...see why I envy your eloquence! :)



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29 Jan 2009, 8:23 pm

ToadOfSteel wrote:
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Sorry, couldn't resist...

Anyway, to be a bit more serious about the subject, the definition I came up with (and use) for "love" for any particular subject is putting that subject ahead of oneself...


:lmao:


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