Love is a very intrinsic feeling that we feel for the significant person in our life. There are different kinds of love that depends on what or who you are giving or dedicating the feeling. There is love for country, nationalism; there is love for our parents, or parental love; brotherly love; and love for a special someone of the opposite sex; which is basically the one we consider much when we mention the word love. Falling in love doesn’t ultimately fall on psychological basis, but also in the physiological side. The body plays an important role in the process of falling in love. Love started on physical attraction. Males are generally attracted on the opposite sex, like females are attracted to males. This instinct is already present on us from the very beginning. Attraction to the opposite sex can be explained by the hormones present in our bodies. In the animal world, both the male and the female release a hormone called pheromone that generally attracts the member of the opposite sex. This is nature’s way of maintaining the continuity of specie. After attraction, people may spend time together, thus creating a bond with each other. Experiments show that certain neurotransmitters are increased when a person is in love. Scientists say that the amount of dopamine in the brain increases in the first 1-2 years of a relationship, and gradually decreases later on. This could be related on the longevity of certain relationships especially in high school and college relationships. Relationships that tend to foster over time are brought about by the commitment of both the male and the female and also the purpose of being stable in life.

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