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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
A state a feeling that's easy to achieve with chocolate and tits and ass and pussy...in my case one eye socket.
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Why Do We Ask, “What Is Love?”
Whenever we ask, “What is love?” it’s usually because a) we’re unsure if a certain special someone really loves us, or b) because a certain special someone just accused us of not really loving them.
When we are truly engaged in giving and receiving love, we don’t ponder such philosophical questions. It’s only when something is lacking that we begin to analyze and contemplate what that thing actually is. For example, nobody sits down to a full meal and asks, “What is a pastrami sandwich?”
So, if we’re even asking the question, “What is love?” it probably means that we don’t feel completely loved, or that someone doesn’t feel completely loved by us.
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Whenever we ask, “What is love?” it’s usually because a) we’re unsure if a certain special someone really loves us, or b) because a certain special someone just accused us of not really loving them.
When we are truly engaged in giving and receiving love, we don’t ponder such philosophical questions. It’s only when something is lacking that we begin to analyze and contemplate what that thing actually is. For example, nobody sits down to a full meal and asks, “What is a pastrami sandwich?”
So, if we’re even asking the question, “What is love?” it probably means that we don’t feel completely loved, or that someone doesn’t feel completely loved by us.
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Cruz
Dope Stone Lion
Sneakyone wrote...
its a chemical imbalanceWell our bodies create or have chemicals like dopamine, and serotonin when "in love" with someone, but no one really calls it an "imbalance".
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Biological survival mechanism Maybe for some humans.
I'd call it "evolutionary survival mechanism".
OT: I guess I'd just call it, "attachment". That seems to work around all "what if" questions.
