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Washington, Jan 5 (IANS) True love and passion is hardly ever dented by ravages of age, says a new study based on brain scans.
Brain scans of couples who have been together for 20 years prove that they are really capable of loving each other with the same intensity and passion as they felt in their initial relationship, until their last breath.
These scans showed that a tenth of them showed a burst of pleasure-boosting dopamine while looking at the photos of their loved ones, the same chemical reaction that young couples exhibit in the first flush of lust.
It contradicts a previous study suggesting that passionate love peters out in 15 months, after going through a roller coaster ride, called 'limerence' in psychological parlance.
Stony Brook University (SBU) researchers who conducted the latest study said that when limerence matures, it permits couples to enjoy 'intensive companionship and sexual liveliness'.
Simply stated, they are able to sustain the same level of romance and passion decades later.
Researchers concentrated on factors like passion, romantic love and lust. They nicknamed such couples 'swans' because swans, voles and grey foxes stay paired for a lifetime.
'The findings go against the traditional view of romance - that it drops off sharply in the first decade - but we are sure it's real,' said Arthur Aron, SBU psychologist.
Billy and Michelle Jordon, one such pair of 'swans', who live in California, still amaze friends and acquaintances by holding hands all the time. 'It comes very naturally,' said Michelle, 59.
Brain scans of couples who have been together for 20 years prove that they are really capable of loving each other with the same intensity and passion as they felt in their initial relationship, until their last breath.
These scans showed that a tenth of them showed a burst of pleasure-boosting dopamine while looking at the photos of their loved ones, the same chemical reaction that young couples exhibit in the first flush of lust.
It contradicts a previous study suggesting that passionate love peters out in 15 months, after going through a roller coaster ride, called 'limerence' in psychological parlance.
Stony Brook University (SBU) researchers who conducted the latest study said that when limerence matures, it permits couples to enjoy 'intensive companionship and sexual liveliness'.
Simply stated, they are able to sustain the same level of romance and passion decades later.
Researchers concentrated on factors like passion, romantic love and lust. They nicknamed such couples 'swans' because swans, voles and grey foxes stay paired for a lifetime.
'The findings go against the traditional view of romance - that it drops off sharply in the first decade - but we are sure it's real,' said Arthur Aron, SBU psychologist.
Billy and Michelle Jordon, one such pair of 'swans', who live in California, still amaze friends and acquaintances by holding hands all the time. 'It comes very naturally,' said Michelle, 59.
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" IGNORE DON'T CARE........... HURT DON'T LOVE................ KILL BUT NEVER CHEAT........." i dont know what to say about myself.....................my loved ones can tell better.................... still i can only say that my family n my true frends r the priceless treasure of my life i cant live without them........... i love to be with my family n frends always but sometime i like to be alone too...... nd i hate those people who plays with ones emotions nd hide themself under the mask of friendship.................
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Relationship
To me Relationship is empowerment, confidence, honesty, faith. Let there be no hidden agenda. Relationship should open new vistas of sublime satisfaction, blissful feeling devoid of any ulterior motives. Superficial relationships put me at a discomfort. I have never been able to sustain such relationships even if it meant some personal losses.
Relationships are like saplings. Light, water, air, manure, periodic tender tending and at times proper pruning. That’s the only way it can flourish. They need care as we care about a new born baby.
A relationship should make both the people strong and it should grow on them. And relationship is never a deal. However there are so many things unsaid in a true relationship. When a heart speaks, another heart should listen intuitively. That is true relationship. You may not meet for ends together, but the subliminal communication should happen all the time. That is a deep relationship.
I have always enjoyed relationships which are jovial, caring, which enhance my understanding of things around me. I cannot play games. Nor do I want to learn as well. I am a nature’s baby and would like to remain so.
Relationships are like saplings. Light, water, air, manure, periodic tender tending and at times proper pruning. That’s the only way it can flourish. They need care as we care about a new born baby.
A relationship should make both the people strong and it should grow on them. And relationship is never a deal. However there are so many things unsaid in a true relationship. When a heart speaks, another heart should listen intuitively. That is true relationship. You may not meet for ends together, but the subliminal communication should happen all the time. That is a deep relationship.
I have always enjoyed relationships which are jovial, caring, which enhance my understanding of things around me. I cannot play games. Nor do I want to learn as well. I am a nature’s baby and would like to remain so.
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