Do You Think Its Human Nature To Love Humans?

Question

amy, ur thinking DISGUSTS me... after all, the type of thoughts in a person's mind are reflected in their answers...

and I dont love humans BECAUSE ITS THE RIGHT THING TO DO...what can u define as RIGHT?? thankfully I dont follow ur hypocritical structured rigid UNHUMAN way of thinking

dont go offtangent, love here in the context of care, and not seeing bloodbath

amy, my context is serious here, not the time for jokes if u were a bit considerate of the need of having love and care to stop bloodbath

Answer 1

Yes, it is my nature to love my fellow humans.

Answer 2

Yes. That is why people feel the impulse to jump to someone's help in case of emergency, such as a heart attack or car accident. (The only cases where people don't help is a sociological phenomena among a group of people, where everyone assumes someone else will help and wait on the cue from others. There are extreme cases where none of the witnesses did anything to stop a crime because they were following the wrong social cues.)

Also, there is a need for human touch and love that can make the difference between life and death. When infants were abandoned in orphanages in WWI or WWII (I can't remember) the caretakers found that food and water and shelter was not enough. Babies were dying if they were not picked up and held.

I find that people's consciences are connected in spirit, over time and space. That is why we feel sympathy, outrage or other emotions when we see war or crime or accidents that involve people we don't even know. It still affects us because we are part of one humanity.

Answer 3

I'm on the fence as to whether or not it is human nature to "love" other humans that have no direct familial bond to you. I do, however, think that it is human nature for a mother to love her newborn child and abnormal if she doesn't. Even before a baby is born, the mother's body is preparing to care for the child, i.e., her breasts will start to enlarge with milk, etc. And once that newborn is placed in the mother's arms, an overwhelming sense of nurturing that child takes over. There is such a beautiful love there. It is undeniable. One human has begot another human being.

Answer 4

Evolution has instilled two emotional instincts into human genetics -- empathy and altruism. The combination of these, as experienced by higher cognitive functions, is love. So yes, it is in MOST humans nature to do so. However, like in all things genetic, sometimes errors occur and there are those who are born lacking one or both of those instincts; these are the sociopaths and psychopaths.

Answer 5

Yes, you mean to 'love'? I'm not really a people person, but every human on earth has the ability to love somone. Ah. And evolution is load of dung.

Answer 6

That depends on how you look at it! If you are talking about who you fall in love with then yes. you shouldn't have intimate relations with one of another species. But one can love an animal in another way, like one loves his or family. And one doesn't have to love all other humans. it's okay to dislike or hate another with good reason behind it.

Answer 7

No, it's human nature to trust the humans you know and to be cautious of strangers. Just watch primates to see this in action.

Of course we are also cautious of our "tribe" but we let our guard down much more because we can read the signs of our tribe much better.

Answer 8

Yes. My 9 month old experiences love for his parents and family naturally. From day one he knew love and that is not something that was taught to him.

Answer 9

Sometimes

Answer 10

No- it is human nature to be sinful and selfish.