Why people love to each other?

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   TopManagementposted 13 years ago

   Why people love to each other?
   
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   Jeykishanposted 13 years ago

   That's a value of Humans I believe. But it's very rare these days. I meant pure love!!

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   Right On Timeposted 13 years ago

   Well, Top Management, I think that this is a psychological and physical question that no one has a 100% answer to.

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   Butch Newsposted 13 years ago

   Most people fall in lust and the love comes later.

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   Tusitala Tomposted 13 years ago

   A book could be written in answer to this question...in fact I expect scores of books, if not hundreds, already have.   What stops people loving one another unconditionally, as most mothers love their newborn child, is fear.   Every negative trait in humans is probably based on it. 
   
   The greatest mistake is to perceive the world by our five senses only - and nothing else.   We deduce that we are all separate, therefore it is a case of 'me against the world,' or, to a lesser degree, 'my family against the world'  or an even lesser degree, 'my village against the world.'   You could perhaps label these as 'circles of self-interest' with oneself at the centre.    The closer the circle to you, the more 'these are my people.'     This is why you can read without emotion that 50,000 cars were stolen in, say, Brazil, last year, but get really upset if someone steals YOUR car.   It was right in your centre of self-interest.
   
   When those circles eventually become dotted lines, rather than barriers, the whole world will love each other and it'll be a much, much happier place.

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   wealthseekerposted 13 years ago

   Do they? not everyone loves each other. Some do and some dislike each other. I wish everyone was friendly to each other but that may not be realistic.

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   reeltaulkposted 13 years ago

   People that love each other, love each other because of the experience.  Wanting and yearning for what the opposite person has to give, as well as has to offer.  It is a give and take that's unconditional, kind of like how the universe gives and we always take, but in this case some of us never give back.......hmmm
   
   
   Vonda G. Nelson

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