True facts about LOVE

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Couple in Love
  • Couples who are in love synchronize their heart ratesafter gazing into each others' eyes for three minutes.

  • Cuddling triggers the same neurological reaction as taking painkillers.
Beautiful face
  • A beautiful face attracts more partners than a beautiful body, according to a scientific survey.
Heart Symbol
  • The heart symbol was first used to denote love in the 1250. Prior to that, it represented foliage.
  • It's scientifically proven: being in love makes you a less productive person.
Romantic couple
  • Romantic love is biochemically indistinguishable from having a severe obsessive-compulsive disorder.
  • Philophobia is the fear of falling in love.
Supermarket Love 
  • 2% of couples have fallen in love in a supermarket, according to a survey.
  • A heartbroken Argentine farmer spent decades cultivating a guitar-shaped forest to honor his late wife.
Love Marriage
  • Marriage started shifting from arranged to love-based marriages in the 18th Century.
  • In 2014, a prisoner escaped a detention center in Arizona to spend Valentine's Day with his girlfriend.
  • In ancient Greece, throwing an apple at someone was done to declare one's love.
Online Love
  • 23% of the couples who meet through online dating end up marrying.
  • There are about 3 million first dates every day worldwide.
  • Men are more likely to say "I love you" first than women are, a study found.

  • "LOL" used to mean "lots of love" before the Internet.
  • "Erotomania" is a psychological disorder in which the affected people believe a famous person is in love with them.
Love Commandos
  • In India, there is a vigilante group called the "Love Commandos" that offers protection from harassment to couples from different castes who fall in love.
King & Queen Of  Norway Love
  • King Harald of Norway vowed to remain unmarried for life unless he could marry his true love, the daughter of a cloth merchant. She became the Queen of Norway.
  • The Greek language has 4 words for love. Agape: Charitable love; Eros: Sexual love; Philia: Love between friends; and Storge: Family love.
  • Sanskrit has 96 words for "love"ancient Persian has 80 and English only one.

  • During an orgasm, the brain is flooded with oxytocin, a possible explanation for why (some) couples like to cuddle after.
  • Biological models of sex tend to view love as a mammalian drive, much like hunger or thirst.
  • There's a Chinese deity, Tu'er Shen ("rabbit deity"), who manages the love and sex between homosexual men.
  • Recovering from a break-up is like a kicking an addiction to a drug, researchers found from looking at the brain scans of the broken-hearted.
  • Cuddling with your partner can significantly relieve pain and improve the healing of bruises due to the increased release in oxytocin.

  • A survey revealed that 52% of women say their husband is not their soulmate.
  • Looking at a photo of a loved one reduces pain by 44%, a study found.

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