Roberto Lequeux
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By its nature you can't rationalize love. However, trying to approach it with the rational mind shouldn't be misinterpreted as demeaning it.
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There are two kinds of forces that bring things together, from atoms to people. In the simplest terms, they are coercive and non-coercive. Love is obviously of the non-coercive kind.
Love allows the parts to be a more complete expression of themselves than if the union were absent, therefor these entities gravitate themselves toward each other. Love for humans may be the ability to simply look at the other and be reminded of what you don't know yourself. Love may be the discovery of someone with the pieces that fit with your own, with the ones you don't have to think about or come more easily to you.
Love is about thou, not me.
"Creation is the act of combining separate elements to form a more nearly perfect whole, often revealing facets that were not apparent when the entities were separate. An artist is one who sees these potentials and is able to actualize them." R. Hand