Additional future research will probably tease apart the processes of the brain at work, from that initial awkward date to several years after the couple has exchanged their first “I love you.” Supplementary work will also look into the underlying neural processes linked with the different forms of love associated with friends, family, things, and places.
The physiology of a loving brain is a complex one, but one thing is for sure, love in and of itself is a great feeling to have.
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