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Now say the words "Love" and S-x" - you will feel the difference. Why ?
Asked by Dharmarajan,
21 Jan '09 12:21 pm
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Scientists proved that true love is more powerful than casual sex:
"Most of the participants in our study clearly showed emotional responses," noted Arthur Aron of the State University of New York-Stony Brook, "but we found no consistent emotional pattern. Instead, all of our subjects showed activity in reward and motivation regions. To emotion researchers like me, this is pretty exciting because it's the first physiological data to confirm a connection between romantic love and motivation networks in the brain."
"As it turns out, romantic love is probably best characterized as a motivation or goal-oriented state that leads to various specific emotions, such as euphoria or anxiety," Aron said. "With this view, it becomes clearer why the lover expresses such an imperative to pursue his or her beloved and protect the relationship."
Aron also noted that the research answered the "historic question of whether love and sex are the same, or different, or whether romantic passion is ...more
Answered by DRSiva, 21 Jan '09 01:54 pm
"Most of the participants in our study clearly showed emotional responses," noted Arthur Aron of the State University of New York-Stony Brook, "but we found no consistent emotional pattern. Instead, all of our subjects showed activity in reward and motivation regions. To emotion researchers like me, this is pretty exciting because it's the first physiological data to confirm a connection between romantic love and motivation networks in the brain."
"As it turns out, romantic love is probably best characterized as a motivation or goal-oriented state that leads to various specific emotions, such as euphoria or anxiety," Aron said. "With this view, it becomes clearer why the lover expresses such an imperative to pursue his or her beloved and protect the relationship."
Aron also noted that the research answered the "historic question of whether love and sex are the same, or different, or whether romantic passion is ...more
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm Tumhaara dimaag hil hi gayaa......Bhaago bhaago paagal aa gaya.
Answered by Sham malhotra, 21 Jan '09 12:23 pm
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When you smile, the facial muscles are fully relaxed whereas when you frown, they come under stress & strain! Similar effect is there when you say those two words---LOVE(smile)----- SEX(frown).
Answered by MajorVLoganathan, 28 Jul '09 10:41 am
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For prolonged love sex is must the scientists and psychologists suggest
Answered by Dinesh C S, 28 Jul '09 09:58 am
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