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Love — How Love Is Made in the Brain, Why It Sometimes Hurts, and What Science Knows About Relationships That Last

Love seems like the most natural thing in the world — until you try to understand it. This book explores the science behind falling in love, butterflies in your stomach, and relationships that last, from brain scans to decades of research into what really keeps people together.

What you'll learn:

Sternberg's Love Triangle and Lee's Love Styles — frameworks that explain why different people experience love in wildly different ways

What Helen Fisher and fMRI brain scans have discovered about the chemistry of falling in love — and what voles have to do with it

Aron's 36 questions that can create real intimacy in complete strangers

The difference between healthy love and obsession — how attachment styles shape that boundary, and what makes love really last (Fromm, Frankl, Gottman)

Who the book is for: Anyone who wants to understand what really happens when they fall in love, how to tell a healthy relationship from an obsessive one, and what science says about why some loves last.

8 chapters • ~5,650 words • Based on proven sources (psychology, neuroscience)