Everyone wonders: "What is love?". So much that many don't even believe it exists. That it was invented by a Valentine-day shop-owner syndicate. This question will be answered below, along with "why is love", "why are we attracted to each other", "why we marry and live in monogamous relationships", "why the husband is always older than the wife" and "who bombed the world trade center". So you see, it's very much worth reading.

First of all, why wonder. I'm sure many would be inclined to think that love is what it is, and that it is best to find it than to understand it. Well, true enough. Finding love is probably much more agreeable than understanding it. But let's face it: People (me, you and plenty of others) spend a lot of time confronted to emotional issues related to love. People spend much time and energy thinking about love. And this pondering time is, in most cases, not agreeable at all. A bit of understanding would definitely help to sort out situations for everyone, and would not make the finding of love any less nice.

Such issues are seldom researched, as they relates to each of us emotionally. It requires a certain level of sagacity that is, to my knowledge, taught in no university. It is still pretty unexplored. So let's go after it!