Why do people love ?
The quest for understanding love has intrigued philosophers throughout history. Whether it's Plato's idea of completing ourselves through a soulmate or Schopenhauer's view of love as a trick for procreation, each perspective adds a layer to the complex tapestry of human emotions. Bertrand Russell sees love as an escape from loneliness, while Buddha considers it a source of suffering, advocating for detachment. Simone de Beauvoir offers a more positive outlook, emphasizing the potential for love to enrich lives through mutual support and growth. In the end, the mystery of why we love remains, making it both a captivating and challenging journey.
