Ideally yes, but
arguably no.
In the context of "romantic" true love, I believe that two
people will feel highly attracted to each other based on a combination of
hormones and neurotransmitters that activate their "reward"
centers of their brain, leading to feelings of attachment to each other.The
level of oxytocin released is proportional to the levels of
attachment they have for each other.
Love is an illusion
I was born I have never seen true love. People do date and they
do marry each other but they do that because of their selfish reasons. True love does not exist. Love is and always has been a
choice, and the romantic era brought about this idea that love was just some
emotion that just came upon you that could not be controlled. So people keep
holding on waiting for this perfect true love to come about, when in reality,
they just need to decide who they want to love and jump in with both feet.
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