why does the human body feel the need to love and give love back?
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Its not the body, but the mind that processed love. The body is simply the mechanism that is used to deliver and accept that process.\n\nThe mind has developed these common instincts from human1 to todays modern humans. This process, although, quite old within us is one that we still do not understand completely. Simply, we love by instinct, we love from our heart by experience, and we love ourselves from learning. The body is simply a part of the action and not required for any of the above.
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Some do it to feel young again and fulfill their sexual desires.While others feel are not satisfied by their spouses thus seek it from young partners.
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It is lust, or as someone said, desire. Love isn't a feeling, it is a choice. You choose to love someone.
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Yes love is an intense connection we feel with other people.  You can definately lose that connection for vatious reasons, and find love in another for again another varoius reasons.
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We do this because the attention makes us feel good..most woman who do this are insecure about some thing and when we get attention we feel better about ourselves...doesn't mean we want to be touched or have sex just means we wanna know we are beautiful and when you show interest it makes us feel good....i know, we are just confusing like that..sorry
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When love goes wrong it creates an emotional in-balance in your brain chemistry, the result is a torrent of chemicals released into your bloodstream which in turn affects other areas of your body generating discomfort and pain based on the intensity.\n\nThe reason your brain behaves in this irrational way is to help protect our species. You see men are pain adverse. if you put your hands in the stove and get burn once then the next time you are more careful when playing with fire (note however, you will still use the stove.) In a similar fashion once you experience the pain of loosing a loved one you become more careful next time, this ensures that you will be willing to even give your life to protect the ones you love, g/f, wife, child, etc. Now, take in consideration that all this wiring in our brains come from less complicated times (Aka. prehistory.)
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From what science has been able to tell us, what we humans often refer to as "love" is, in fact, comprised of a number of different elements.\n\nPheromones, one of the basic components of smell, are picked up by receptors in the nose and converted to electrical impulses which tell areas of the brain that "here is someone to whom I could be attracted." "The evidence has now become quite strong that humans produce and detect pheromones," agreed Edward W. Johnson of Idaho State University in Pocatello. However, we should note that other researchers say more study is needed to find out if they are as powerful in humans as they are in other species.\n\nHumans, particularly males, are visually oriented, and sights that please us cause what is known as "pupillary dilation" (your pupils dilate when you see something you like).\n\n\n\nThe parasympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system which mediates sexual arousal, induces such responses as pupillary dilation. When two people look at each other at the same moment, and both sets of pupils dilate, the result is what some people refer to as "love at first sight." We're reacting to the reaction of the other person, as well as to our own reaction to them.\n\nHumans, particularly females, react strongly to the sense of touch. The outer covering of skin is our body's largest "part." Skin makes up about 15% of the body's weight, and occupies some 21 square feet of surface area. Being touched by someone lowers blood pressure, releases endorphins (the brain's equivalent of opium), and causes many other strongly positive reactions. One report of touch deprived women revealed that only a tiny percent had ever had an orgasm.\n\nTaken together, all of these responses lead to sexual attraction, which affects our emotions, which many people translate as "love."\n\nYet, humans, besides being rather sophisticated members of the animal kingdom, are also rational and rationalizing beings. True, at times our emotions can completely eliminate rational thought, but most people can, with a bit of practice, overrule their emotions and make rational decisions.\n\nEveryone who has been married, or has been in a long-term relationship, has had moments when they were so angry at the other that they began to question whether they truly "loved" the other person anymore. Where were all those feelings they had when the relationship was young? What happened to that pit of the stomach, semi-dizzy, giddy euphoria?\n\nIt's at these points when we need to come to the realization that "feelings" are great, but the real test of love is when the pressure's on and everything seems to be going to hell in a hand basket. This is when we need to remember that love is a decision even more than it is a set of feelings. Sometimes we need to call upon our rational natures, overrule our feelings, and decide to love the other.\n\nIn a classic "which came first" question, most people would protest that "love should come first," then the mind will follow. What people mean by this is that feelings of being "in love" should come before we decide that we're in love with another person, a kind of "engage feelings before putting mind in gear." Unfortunately this approach doesn't have a very good track record. When we allow our feelings to dictate our reactions to other people, we wind up on an emotional roller coaster, falling in and out of "love" with alarming regularity.\n\n\n\nthis was an excerpt from paradigmassociates.org
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We DON'T have to. It happens naturally. LOVE is what rules the world. That's the connection we all have with one another. We, human beings, at the end, ALL we want is to be LOVED.
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Because it goes deep into your heart.  so when things are going well - it can feel SOOOO good - but when they fall apart for some reason - it is one of the deepest hurts a person can feel.  \n\nBeing in love is a difficult thing - because one must be willing to expose him/herself to potential pain in order to accept and revel in the wonderful pleasures of being in true love.
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Love is a strong expression of feeling of attachment to a particular person, place or thing.
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To me, Love is an endless supply.\n\nTo honestly feel that you can care about someone, and have that someone feel the exact same as you is an incredible, awesome, refreshing experience. It comes from deep within and you will never want to be without that feeling.
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Not being loved.  I think deep down, that is everybodies fear.  By nature humans are social creatures and being loved in the one thing that every body on this earth wants or strives for.
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I believe we decide to love other people. What we think of as love or the way we feel when we're in love is really just a lot of chemicals playing tricks on us. To really love someone and to commit to them it has to be a conscious decision or we'll give in to an illusion and it won't last.
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Basically, we're screwed up! WE're clingy, dependent and want the fairytale. We always think we can "help" someone and that they will change or what ever. By science, since we as women want to spend so much time with the guy we like, it is normal to eventually come to love that person.Just the act of being around someone, can cause you to fall in love. They actually did a study.
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Researchers have found that feelings of intense romantic love are linked to activity in two areas of the brain, which have high levels of dopamine activity. But functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scans found women's brains showed emotional responses, while men's showed activity linked to sexual arousal. The researchers also found activity in other areas of the brain changed - including one that another study showed was active when people ate chocolate.
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ofcourse love is not through brain or intestine or lungs its feeling 4rom heart.it doesnt depend on heart feelings it is through it
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People tend to desire the physical side of love because it is innately in our system to want proof of love. Through sex and other actions stemmed from that emotion, people feel that they are loved and that, in order to commit such an act, the other person had desired to be with them somehow.\n\nNot everybody is affected by this. There are many couples that do appreciate the pure and chaste forms of love.