This week I did not get much accomplished however I interviewed a women who is in her late 40's by the name of Heidi my interviewer tells the story of her first love. "The best moments of my life" she describes it as the best moments of her life, she began dating her significant other in the early 2000's she described the beginning of their journey as easy going like many couples would. She told how he expressed his love by writing letters to communicate even in the littlest ways with her. When asked the question "Do you believe love is an addiction" she answered yes " I believe love brings out emotions and thoughts that not even the brain itself can understand.

Researchers who looked at the Magnetic Resonance of the brain proved that "Intense passionate love uses the same system in the brain that gets activated when a person is addicted to drugs" says Arthur Aron a psychologist at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Experts have said that romantic love is one of the most powerful emotions that you can have, it leads you to be happy or sometimes even anxious or even compared to an "emotional roller coaster" which comes from the pleasure center in the brain. Scientist have said love can be compared to an addiction it is not necessarily  a bad comparison to it, but as it is in a way triggers the same thing in the brain a drug would do.