What is True Love ?
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False Friends
Share/Bookmark‘Friends you should dump “Unlike those of pleasure and use, ethical friendships set terms that do not admit of compartmentalization. Instead, they claim us at every point along the circumference of our More »
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Category Archives: Love
What is True Love ?
Love is often confused with addiction, surrender, conquest, submission, or physical dependence – a five love killers. Therefore, there is a very good reason to ask what it is and how real love looks like. The true love is felt and shown as an unconditional care for each other. We love that person even if it does not meet our needs.
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Love can ease pain, say brain researchers
Researchers believe love can act as a painkiller Love hurts, at least according to many a romantic songwriter, but it may also help ease pain, US scientists suggest. Brain scans suggest many of the areas normally involved in pain response are also activated by amorous thoughts.
Stanford University researchers gave 15 students mild doses of pain, while checking if they were distracted by gazing at photos of their beloved.
The study focused on people early in a romance, journal PLoS One reported, so the ‘drug of love’ may wear off.
(Via BBC News .)
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Can passion beat pain?
“‘Love can block pain in a similar way to morphine,’ the Daily Mirror reported. It said that a study has found that feelings of love, triggered by seeing a lover’s picture, flooded volunteer’s brains with painkilling dopamine.
This small study in 15 volunteers found that viewing pictures of a romantic partner while undergoing different levels of painful stimuli reduced their feelings of pain. Reduced pain levels were also associated with the activation of certain ‘reward-processing’ regions of the brain, similar to the process that occurs with pain-relieving medicines.
Bad Relationships
“Being and dealing with bad relationships is a very painful experience. The following article will provide you some tips of recognizing and then dealing with bad relationships effectively.
In a fantasy world, people get in a relationship because they fall in love with someone and cannot survive without him/her. In the real and practical world, people get in relationship for two reasons. One is because they are aware that they will have minimum adjustment problems with the other person, and they know they have a few things in common which is why they won’t have to curb their ‘self’. They also know that they wouldn’t have to face fights that happen every now and then due to nature differences. And the second reason is exactly the opposite, people find another person who is exactly opposite to them, they find him/her interesting and subconsciously take it as a challenge to live happily”
(Via Buzzle.)
Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
Will He Remember You … the Way You Want Him To?
New evidence that men and women store memories differently.
If you’ve ever had a long-distance relationship with a guy, and lose out to a new woman he finds in his hometown, even though you two had a phenomenal relationship, you might find some new research interesting, hopefully even consoling.
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Strengthen a couple relationship
After a couple has been married for a number of years, there seems to be a lack of individual artistry and creativity in the relationship. Each person becomes involved in a routine of relating to the other in a certain way. Patterns develop because of living in the same house and responding to children’s needs.
Couples develop certain habitual work patterns, see the same people socially, etc.
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Yin Yang Relationships
Just as magnate and metal attract, while oil and water repel, we too are subject to these laws of nature in our relationships. For example, we have all met people for whom we feel an immediate affinity or for some unknown reason, an instant dislike.
Yin Yang is the ancient, Chinese symbol for balance. It depicts the strong attraction and complementary nature of opposites. Just as magnate and metal attract, while oil and water repel, we too are subject to these laws of nature in our relationships.
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Office Love
I probably should have known better, but a few years ago I started working at the same company where the guy I was dating worked. For a while everything was lovely, but then we hit an impasse: I wanted to know where the relationship was going; he didn’t want it to go anywhere, and he dumped me.
Despite the risk of such emotional pandemonium, experts say more than 70 percent of single employees will get romantically involved with someone from work at some point in their career. It only makes sense: You have shared interests, you understand his work schedule, and when you have nothing to talk about you can gossip about your coworkers.
