Is love necessary in life?

But why is love so important? Scientific studies have shown that being in love causes our body to release feel-good hormones and neuro-chemicals that trigger specific, positive reactions. We love our children, relatives and friends, and want to be with them, and that makes our lives more meaningful.

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One may also ask who is true lover?

Essentially, true love means that you have an unwavering, unbreakable and unparalleled fondness and devotion for your partner. It's also defined by an emotional as well as physical connection with him or her that runs immeasurably deep, and life without your significant other would be practically unthinkable. Also, can you choose who you love? More important, you can choose not to fall in love with someone. To be precise, you can choose to avoid situations where you might fall for somebody you shouldn't. Just as important-but more difficult in practice-you can choose to try to stop being in love with someone who turns out to be wrong for you.

Can we love two person at a time?

It is possible to love and be intimate with more than one person at a time. Loving two people at the same time poses some psychological concerns and can generate emotional dissonance. Although moral norms may be relaxing over time, concerns such as jealousy remain when it comes to loving two people at once. In respect to this, does true love exist? Cynics often swear it doesn't exist, while hopeless romantics think everyone should set out to find their soulmates. With science now showing that true love is not only possible, but can actually last a lifetime, we've decided to look at the psychological elements that allow love to bloom or fade.

Is a person in love conscious?

In fact, love is a verb and it implies action. Being attracted to someone is also a choice. Given that love alters your brain chemistry, we can understand how it may not feel as though love is a conscious choice. What is intimacy in love? What is intimacy? Intimacy is about loving trust and support; accepting and sharing in your partner's feelings, being there when they want to let their defences down and knowing that your partner will be there for you.