Is any force stronger than love?

Answer 1

No. There isn't any force stronger than love.
Love can go to measures of destruction and creates emotion of euphoria.
Without love, would there be mankind?
I bet hate, jealousy, rage and anger cannot be stronger than love because love causes all of them.
Even God cannot overpower the forces of love.
It's so strong that it can break and destroy Earth.
It can even break the smartest person on Earth and cause Adam and Eve down to Earth.
Deny it will you?

Answer 2

Pain, especially that which is brought on from love, can be unbearable and be a wound that has no cure.
I'm not talking about physical pain, for most of those cases have a solution, but instead I'm talking about emotional and mental wounds.

Say the love of your life and you have been married for awhile, and then you find out that the other has been cheating on you almost the entire time despite reaffirming that you really are the only one that they truly love. That type of betrayal brings hurt that no amount of condolance will permanently solve. You may find a bandage for it with another person or maybe in a hobby, but there is always that scar, always that old battle wound that occasionally acts up.

It can never be fully relieved, that's what makes it such a menacing enemy.

Answer 3

Well, there are natural forces, such as gravity, but I don't think that's what you are asking about.

Love takes many forms: it can be romantic love for another person; the love of a parent for a child; the love of friends; or the love of something larger, like humanity in general, or your country and what it represents. But in all forms, it is the strongest force I know of.

The single strongest human drive is the survival instinct, and love is the only thing I know of that has allowed people to willingly surrender themselves to death. Yes, soldiers may be in a rage when they go into combat, or they may be filled with hate, but isn't the love of what they are fighting for the actual motive force? People do selfless things every day, and those things often get them killed, but they do them from love. No one ever said, "Take me, instead", to a hostage taker or executioner because they hated the person whose life they were saving. They acted out of love, a love that was so strong they were willing to sacrifice themselves for it.

Answer 4

Love is not very strong, except in the special case of a mother's (and sometimes a father's or other near relatives') love for children, and sometimes in the case of a brainswashed soldier's or religious follower's love for his leader.

However, sexual attraction is often called "love", presumably because the word "sex" is more or less dirty in many cultures, and for some reason the eufemism of choice is "love". This is a totally different kind of emotion, and it's unfortunate that it's not always clear in a context which of the two is meant.

Of course, it's possible to feel love and sexual attraction towards the same person.

Answer 5

Pain is very strong. Pain over the loss or injury of a child will spur people to kill.

Pain over feeling betrayed will cause people to kill.

Pain can cause people to lift or throw off them extremely heavy objects, much larger than they are, but pain is a very motivating force. I'd say stronger than love.

Answer 6

How did this get in the "science" section???
OK, let's put physics aside for metaphysics and reiteratre once and for all:

There is NO force stronger than LOVE!

Answer 7

Hate, anger and jeolosy are far stronger than love

Answer 8

No, however,
the Maschinengewehr 42, or MG42
7.92 mm rifle caliber weapon is pretty bad ***.
The MG42 is roller-locked and recoil-operated with gas assist fires about 1,200 rounds per minute, with some versions up to 1,800 rounds per minute. Pretty strong force, but I bet if you acted loving towards the guy that was going to use it he might, nah, never mind.

Answer 9

Gravity

Answer 10

i think love IS indeed the stronger force.