Love is the Most Powerful Emotion

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Love is everyone’s most sacred and forceful feeling. It distinguishes people from other living beings. A loving heart is free of all ill emotions and evil and can never go unfitting in any choice it makes.

Love knows no size, color, age, or social status. Love also draws joy, courage, passion, and excitement. It gives us a resolved life. Love is allocated to the brave of heart, not for the baffled and weak. It is reserved for those who know to live and control their lives because it involves a big deal of resilience to admit your love to someone.

But what makes love the most powerful emotion?

This article deliberates on what happens inside our heads when we are in love.

According to one of the researchers, intense, romantic feelings come from our brain. The researchers looked into the magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the brains of several men and women. When these men and women see photographs of their beloved, their brains produced emotional responses similar to being rewarded and motivated. Intense passionate love utilizes the same brain system that is activated when an individual is addicted to drugs.

In other words, when you are in love with someone, you start to crave that person like a drug.

Experts have also said that love is one of the person’s strongest feelings. The brains of humans are wired to choose a mate, and we humans are driven to win that mate, sometimes taking a huge leap to get their attention and affection. The other half becomes a goal in life, basically a prize.

The reward part of our brain, also called the pleasure center, is an important part of the brain needed to survive. That helps us recognize that something really feels good. The desire to feel good when you’re around your mate may even be more prevailing than the desire for sex!

All beings want love.

We all want to feel like we’re wanted and that by being in our presence, someone out there has a brighter day. We all want to feel worthy; we want to feel that somebody really cares to the extent that they will be happy to announce it and demonstrate it by defining behavior. The desire to have someone right next to us who is willing to listen to our inner thoughts, who genuinely loves hearing our ideas and invites us to share with them our mindset.

Isn’t it wonderful to have someone that we care about deeply?

Caring to the point that we feel like we’re on top of the globe just by hugging them or holding them tightly. How much love this individual can turn our entire world around is noteworthy. It’s even more amazing when love returns to us.

Indeed, love is the strongest of all emotions. The most lovely and breathtaking moment in life happens when two hearts are intertwined together superbly, establishing a bond that is powerful as the rough roots of a towering oak tree. Love offers us hope; our lives would be dull without hope. Love is not easy to achieve, but once it has been achieved, we are at its mercy; our hearts feel something so inconceivably great that words cannot describe it. It is only shown by our radiant smiles.

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Raymond Quattlebaum

Raymond Quattlebaum

I'm Raymond Quattlebaum, an African American poet known for "The Color of Love" and "Poetry in Motion." My writing explores love, faith, and growth, aiming to inspire readers with heartfelt poetry that shares my devotion to God and life's beauty. Follow me on my social media accounts Facebook, Goodreads

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