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Love, just an emotion created by the click clacking of electromagnetic cells in the brain right? Just something the human mind runs, but for what purpose? Is it a need the brain requests? Is it an instinctual program ingrained so deep into our brain? A most curious question.

Do we humans need love to survive? To stay sane? Has any human actually lived a life of solitude and not gone insane? I think not. I think the human mind needs love to grow and live. Without human contact and love the mind reels backward due to a lack thereof. Though, with love the mind can get too conected can it not? The mind, conected to a person it feels it loves can be indirected damaged by a betrayel, death, or any like event. Such a event is disasterous and can result in:
- Afraid of another love
- Suicide
- Insanity
- Depression
Thats just to name a few and yes, some are a bit radical yet also possible.

So what does the mind do with a lack of love? I think it turns inward on itself like a vicious animal, attacking it's own bodies image and actions. It draws itself down to a level of depression that will continue to get worse unless a happy event occurs that will take the mind's eye away from itself. This is the result of solitude of love.

And what of loss of a love it was deeply connected to? The mind goes through a few phases. Depression, anger, then a mix of anger and depression. The depression makes the heart actually feel like it hurts a little with each beat, the mind makes the body want to sigh more than often and put it's head down more than often. Then comes the anger, either towards itself or the one that put it in the current state, niether is pleasant. The final stage is just depression and anger added together at the same time, not fun.

Thus, concluding my rant of a topic that most likely no one will read, love is a force that the mind needs to live a healthy life. A person must be careful with their lovelife to prevent a loss or a lack.