Love is an interesting topic. We, humans, do our best to describe or quantify love based on how we feel about someone.<\/p>\n
According to a well-known Ghanaian singer, love is “nature’s trick to ensure continuity,” “an actor’s ability that inspires little reality,” “a secret trick that will grow my craziness,” or “a quick delight that is not meant to last forever.”<\/p>\n
We are inclined to trust what he says in his song “Woara” about love. We are all aware that love is an emotional experience.<\/p>\n
However, have we considered the notion that this is nature’s method of pressuring us to have more children, or that it is merely hormones in our bodies playing tricks on us?<\/p>\n
When you fall in love, you can’t stop thinking about them, which might drive you mad. Perhaps it is something enjoyable.<\/p>\n
No matter how much love has damaged them, they continue to love. These are some of the subjects covered in this episode.<\/p>\n
When it comes to collegiate relationships, how will someone define love on campus if it exists? Is college love true love, or is it simply a coincidence?<\/p>\n
Or is it just our hormones playing tricks on us? We and our guests discussed college love and the various college hook-up situations.<\/p>\n
We would like to give you, the listener and the reader, a challenge. Call the person you’re in love with and tell them you’re in love with them or how you feel.<\/p>\n
You will either win or the individual will inform you that they do not feel the same way about you. It is not the end of the world if you are rejected.<\/p>\n
People allow shattered hearts to build hatred in their lives because they feel forced to let the next relationship suffer because they are worried people will go anyhow.<\/p>\n
However, don’t let your fear of rejection control your reality. Otherwise, you might get hurt.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n