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Human obsession of Love has changed a few things around. Confusion has now become a zest. The circle of sex and the one for comfort now is overlapping the circle of love.We fail to imagine love as independent of physical attachment and the very dilemma of humans begins again.

Love is such a generic term and hence the understanding of the one in subject is difficult to pass unless given specific course to understand.let’s first continue to remove the singlets not under consideration and then magnify our subject to a clear distinct proportion.

1) I love chocolates

Obviously generic.The love in question here is more inclined towards the actual sense of a human.This love concerns one of the finite sense of humans more regularly either touch or taste. It has a pragmatic sense about it. This can be discarded because it ceases to exist on a time continuum.

2) I love my dog.

This love incinerates with time too. This one involves a lot of human ego and particularly is difficult to disagree to by the subject who has a deep inclination or feeling of the object in question.This is played up significantly by the human ego under pretense of “me” , “mine” or “I”.When faced up by the moral dilemma of a loss a human will decline or continue to fail at other kind’s of “love” due to his egoistic attachment to this one.

3) I love my girlfriend.

This one has to do with the most highest form of confusion.It involves physical contact of a sense that we haven’t been taught to utilize. The touch itself. Most fragile kind of “love”. Is broken the moment the ugliness of mind decides it is needed no more.

The Greek philosophy names them eros , agape and philia. However what the Greek philosophers did not comprehend or failed to put forth is that the very cause of all this forms of love is the fear to either be unidentified from the common or be excluded from the spectrum of tradition on a living organism.

Love does not exist individually but it exists because we are purposefully bound to it. We have been only shown one side of the coin.How can you judge that one side of the coin is better without looking at the other side of the coin.Our society functions on the proposition of pairs.The greatest fear of a human being is to be by himself.The greatest love of a human lies within. The continuum calls every one atleast once in their life.

Of a faded reminiscense, a blithering of the books begin,I wave to the passing world of pairs, for they fail to see.