Why we love the theme love so much?



According to scientific reasoning;The human motivation system is linked to the reward system in the brain. Once we achieve a goal, the brain releases dopamine into a region of the reward system called the nucleus acumens. We experience this as a profound sense of pleasure and excitement -- the types of sensations one associates with the experience of romantic love.


Some believe that the history of Valentine’s Day may also be rooted in a pre-ancient Roman festival called Lupercalia. The festival, which was celebrated every year by Romans on 15 February, celebrated fertility. Those who took part worked to purify the city of evil spirits in order to maximise fertility and bring prosperity to their villages.
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And here is the most popular history about valentines.  Valentine’s Day always falls on February 14. Valentine’s Day 2020 is Friday, February 14. At the end of the 5th century, Pope Gelasius declared February 14 St. Valentine’s Day, and since then, February 14 has been a day of celebration (religious or romantic). Hope you enjoyed reading this tid bit of history.
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6 comments:

  1. Shakespeare would have answered this in shakespearean way.

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  2. Can't wait long enough to eat up some good old classic chocolates on valentines day.

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  3. Being in an unusual or arousing environment can spark passion.

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  4. Spending time alone with another person can also contribute to a development of passion.

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  5. Happy valentines day!

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  6. Valentines day can never get old.

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