[97274] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Is this really a fountain of youth for me? You better believe it.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (MensHealth)
Tue Apr 18 14:34:22 2017
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2017 16:24:43 -0400
From: MensHealth <menshealth@performancenewestupdates.com>
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other even after a few decades together? Are they lying? Fooling themselves=
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they had been with an average of 21 years, and scanned their brains with a=
functional MRI machine while each participant gazed at a picture of his or=
her beloved. What they found surprised them; in key ways, the participants=
' brains looked very similar to the brains of those who had just recently f=
allen in love. The important reward and motivation regions of their gray ma=
tter still lit up in the very same way. They were not identical, however. R=
egions of the brain that are associated with anxiety and fear, which are ac=
tive in the newly smitten, did not light up in those who had been with thei=
r partner a long time. These longer-term couples were still in love, but th=
ey were no longer afraid of losing or being separated from their partner? t=
he fear of being dumped had passed. Instead, not only were the attachment a=
nd pair-bonding regions active, just as they were in the long-term companio=
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iate-rich sites that are also activated by primary rewards like morphine? l=
it up as well.</p> <p>In other words, those who were still passionately in =
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, coupled with the stable attachment of companionate love, without the anxi=
ety and obsession that accompanies new love, and with the added bonus of na=
tural painkillers. A pretty nice state to be in, no? Of course plenty of pe=
ople are happy with just companionate love. Years with their spouse have fo=
rged a solid friendship and a comfortable groove between them. Certainly th=
ere's nothing wrong with companionate love; if it keeps you together and yo=
u're happy, then great. And yet there are certainly compelling reasons to s=
eek something beyond simply ? good enough:? Love is the grease in the gears=
of life. There are two central drivers of the actions we take in life: lov=
e and duty. Both are important, but love is the higher motivation and the o=
ne that makes life, and our relationships, easy and joyful. In college I ha=
d an acquaintance I was not particularly fond of who called me late one nig=
ht; he was at the airport an hour away and his ride had fallen through? cou=
ld I come pick him up? I did so. But I went out the door grumbling and grum=
bled all the way to the airport. A few years later, when Kate and I were da=
ting, she called me with the same request. It was even later at night. But =
this time I went rushing out the door and smiled the whole way. What was th=
e difference? Duty versus love. Picking up Kate didn't even slightly regist=
er as an inconvenience.</p></td>=20
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