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What is love?
#31
Pheremones are a sort of biological equivalent of performance enhancing drugs in the olympics. Male sweat puts out loads of pheremones, and male pheremones alter all sorts of things for a female, including their mood, sexual attraction to males in general, even their menstrual cycle. Basically, the more you produce, the better your odds (to a certain point anyway), so it would be selected for.

Without pheremones, the attraction is still there, just not skewed in your favour.
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#32
It's all scientific. You don't look at something and then suddenly feel this attraction without something happening in your brain. Electrons or neurons pop around a bit and cross switches and click parts of your brain on. Emotions are thye same. I don't know how it works, but what I do know is that it's all biological.
The exact opposite of love, being rejected, works similarly but very differently. Being rejected sends a distress signal to a part of one's brain and that distress causes physical damage (no joke).
My guess is that love works pretty much the same. Rather than sending a distress signal it sends something more positive and thus, love is nothing more than a signal that your brain recieves to make you feel a little bit better. If your eyes percieve something that your brain finds appealing then the said "signal" will cause your brain to send a feel good shockwave through your body.
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#33
something you don't realized you've got until it's already gone :(
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