Is love cerebral?

Question

Can you fall in love on the internet or phone? Through masses of words? Or must you have met someone to really know... just curious...

Answer 1

Love is about emotions and feelings and can be created through many sources which depend upon human skills and intelligence; but I don't think it could be called "cerebral" as I understand the word.
Poetry no doubt relies on the evocation of pictures, sound effects and even tactile sensations, but ultimately it is mostly through highly developed intellectual devices that the poet communicates. If successful it is a powerful emotional effect that is aroused.

These very "Yahoo! Questions" allow a person to study how another behaves in situations which are mildly competitive. It is possible for one to refer other questions and answers of a "stranger" to understand much about that stranger's thoughts. We see how she reacts to nasty and provocative questions. She generously asks delightful questions, which dock her points. She doesn't get mad; brilliant wit allows her to tick off with only the required firmness. She also shows herself to be capable of uproarious fun; her body language and beauty, likewise are conveyed when she answers questions about sexuality. By the same token she is able to titillate us with what she says she has done, and is capable of. We feel pity for her mastectomy; nothing appears to be hidden.

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A fantastic person, lo!

I'd give a lot to meet her, then I'll know!!

Answer 2

It relies upon on the severity of the incapacity. CP childrens have prevalent intelligence, so of direction they be attentive to they are bodily different. My son has Asperger's and he's conscious he's different. He is familiar with that he thinks and expresses himself in yet in a different way and he's conscious he desires extra suitable help be attentive to-how social circumstances. he will commonly question me to describe what/why some thing befell to him in school, the mall, and so on. i think of he got here into this be attentive to-how at around 9 or 10. until now that, he did no longer understand he became different. And autistic childrens won't totally understand how different they are, yet i've got not got faith i could call their lives "ignorant bliss." have you ever seen an autistic baby scream and hit himself interior the face because of the fact he would desire to no longer make you already know what he needed? you in basic terms initiate handing him stuff hoping you hit the main surprising element; the frustration you notice is heartbreaking. Down's childrens i don't be attentive to too plenty approximately so i could no longer furnish an opinion.

Answer 3

Yes, love can be cerebral. That can be the best kind actually. Still, you need to be careful. The way this person comes across in writing and the way he is in person may be two different things. For example, what is to stop him from saying that he is extremely handsome, 6'4", single and well-adjusted when he's actually an ugly, wart infested, virginal gnome who lives under the stairs at his mom's house and has a fourth grade education? Course, I guess virginal gnomes can have their charms too. So if you really like him, and are convinced that he is exactly what he says he is, have fun, but be safe too!

Answer 4

I wouldnt say that it was impossible to fall in love with somebody that you had never met in person. However face to face contact allows so many other forms of communication than just talking on the phone. Physical attraction, expression, smell, gesture...; they are so important in our communications. A phone call or email correspondance could never replicate these which are the qualities we ultimately fall in love with. We don't fall in love with people because their list of qualities matches the things we're looking for, but an indefinable adoration which is out of our control and very mysterious. It can really only happen face to face..

Answer 5

It can be. I am of the persuasion that you can fall in love through correspondence with the right person ... however this lacks the sensorium of physical contact. These too play a big part in what begins in the limbic system, our center of emotions, then becomes love within the conscious mind.

Answer 6

Gee, you make me think about "What is love?"
For a child, love is getting.
For a mature adult, love is giving.
For a marriage there should be inter-dependence. The more dependent then the more vulnerable you are. You need to decide for yourself about what you are willing to invest and risk.
Love on the Internet has to be a euphoric illusion for sure.
If you are desperate for love then you are not ready for love. You are ready to be exploited because of your vulnerability.
I had to find, in myself, things I demanded from a mate and take care of most myself. I am not so hungry for a mate now and I sure would be a better one if I wanted to match up with someone.

Answer 7

It happened to me (I was 35 at the time). I corresponded with a man for 6 months. Never saw his picture and did not talk to him on the phone until we were arranging to meet. I knew I loved him before I ever saw him. If he had been hideously ugly when I met him, it wouldn't have changed how I felt. It was definitely true love for me... one of the greatest loves of my life.
I lived with him for 2 years and would have married him, but he cheated on me repeatedly.

Answer 8

i think that you need to meet the person because i think that when you meet someone you can really tell if you have a connection wether it be just physicall or emotionally as well!!! but i think that people do get rly close over the internet and phone because words are inportant to a relationship :) x x

Answer 9

Love my good friend is Magic...
It is something like a fire that burns you and you can't see the flames...
Something like being happy and unhappy at the same time and forever outside the Time and the Space...
When it is Love you can feel it immediately thousands of miles away or face to face...

Answer 10

The most sensuous organ in a woman is her brain. That would make the answer a definite YES.