Bullshit! Biochemistry be damned, I've been in love and I've eaten chocolate and they feel NOTHING alike.dante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Bullshit! Biochemistry be damned, I've been in love and I've eaten chocolate and they feel NOTHING alike.dante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
No, that'd probably make you feel physically sick before you actually ate enough to release enough endorphins.ZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Eating that much of anything would probably make you sick.SonicKoala said:No, that'd probably make you feel physically sick before you actually ate enough to release enough endorphins.ZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Wow, that was incredibly poetic and one of the best things I have read in quite some time.Gralian said:Love is a motivation to live. Love is food for the soul and poison for the mind. Love is a complicated paradox, and yet it can be the simplest affirmation; the knowledge that what you feel comes from only this person. Love can wear many guises and can be worn by many fraudsters. Love is an elusive beast, often mistaken for brother lust. Love cannot be explained or defined, cannot be contained or constrained. Love is a primal force that keeps the human spirit alive. Love is something you feel when you are with your muse, whether spoken or no; something that you know only you can gleam from that person. Love can create wild fantasies of escapism and delusion, places of happiness of bliss. Love is the greatest treasure of life, the cruellest of tortures. Love is something i would never surrender, nor give anything in the world to substitute. Love is acceptance of pleasure and pain, of ecstasy and enmity, of desire and determination. Love is forsaken by those too afraid to embrace it. Love dances with hate, and i dance in tune to their beat. Love is a timeless chorus. Love is my definition of happiness.
What's love got to do with it? [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCBttS_y7lE]Haseo21 said:What is love to you?
To me, love is a genuine feeling, the greatest feeling. The feeling that makes just a second with her worth the universe. Love is not scientific or religious to me. Love keeps you warm, love keeps you together no matter how far away you are from each other. Love makes wherever she's staying home to you. Love is simply knowing (even if your close to death) if she's alright, you'll have a smile on your face. It makes the darkest days sunny and the coldest night warm.
It's nice to see that we agree on the subjectZiggyE said:Eating that much of anything would probably make you sick.SonicKoala said:No, that'd probably make you feel physically sick before you actually ate enough to release enough endorphins.ZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
I agree with the sentiment regarding the cynics.ZeroMachine said:Love is when you can care for someone and still want to help them and be close to them, even if they've done everything in the world to deserve your hatred and anger.
To all of you saying "love is the slowest form of suicide" and "the world would be better off without it"... I pity you to the utmost extreme.
I've got a 4 month old and I know exactly what you mean. You want to do anything and everything for those little poop-factories.imagremlin said:Probably outside the general demographics here.
You don't know what love is until you have children. Watching your little one sleep, for the first time, that's when it hits, like a hammer.
Right down to the extreme nausea and redecoration of your immediate surroundings in 'hint of stomach contents?' ;-P Actually, if you've never asked someone out before, might not be too far off...? =PZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Not sure if you accidentally quoted me with that, but I wasn't the one who made the original post.justnotcricket said:Right down to the extreme nausea and redecoration of your immediate surroundings in 'hint of stomach contents?' ;-P Actually, if you've never asked someone out before, might not be too far off...? =PZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Yes, endorphins are involved. But they're not all there is to love, you can take that from a chemist, who loves =) Even your quote has the qualifier 'Biochemically no different...'. I'm not saying you've never loved - I am just personally of the opinion that it's much nicer to know about things like biochemistry, and then ignore them and just let them do their work, rather than focusing on them and letting them suck the fun out of things. Unless biochemistry doesn't do that for you, in which case carry on, carry on...
Oh, I meant to quote you, in terms of your comment about eating a truckload of chocolate, then my speculation that it would make you ill instead of in love ;-) And then I guess I continued on with regard to the person who originally posted that love = chocolate. Sorry for any confusion! =)ZiggyE said:Not sure if you accidentally quoted me with that, but I wasn't the one who made the original post.justnotcricket said:Right down to the extreme nausea and redecoration of your immediate surroundings in 'hint of stomach contents?' ;-P Actually, if you've never asked someone out before, might not be too far off...? =PZiggyE said:That's pretty patronising of you. Eating chocolate releases endorphins. So, technically, if one were to consume a TRUCKLOAD of the stuff, it'd be a very similar feeling indeed.SonicKoala said:This is the kind of thing that people who HAVEN'T been in love saydante brevity said:Love?
"Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate."
Yes, endorphins are involved. But they're not all there is to love, you can take that from a chemist, who loves =) Even your quote has the qualifier 'Biochemically no different...'. I'm not saying you've never loved - I am just personally of the opinion that it's much nicer to know about things like biochemistry, and then ignore them and just let them do their work, rather than focusing on them and letting them suck the fun out of things. Unless biochemistry doesn't do that for you, in which case carry on, carry on...
What made this especially funny to me is that it was the first thing I saw after the inspirational original post.dogstile said:Love is the slowest form of suicide.