1. Love reduces the physical perception of pain and fear
It helps to cope with the anxiety that people experience, feeling like small and vulnerable creatures in a huge, indifferent world.
2. Those who received enough love in early childhood have the advantage of growing into more emotionally mature people.
“Survival of the fittest” is no longer a catchphrase in evolutionary psychology, but has now been replaced by “survival of the fittest.”
3.Love can protect against addictions.
4. Feeling secure in a relationship makes us more open to the world.
We behave much more confidently when we feel that someone is covering our rear.
5.Love helps strengthen the immune system.
Divorced and recently separated women have lower immunity compared to married women.
6. Love makes it easier to cope with painful emotions.
Those who create a secure attachment style “have a strong internal feeling that their partner is always there. A deep level of trust makes you feel safe, needed and confident that you will not be left in the lurch when you call for help.”
People with an anxious type of attachment, on the contrary, worry that no one needs them and therefore constantly seek reassurance of the opposite. People with an avoidant attachment type are afraid of becoming dependent and trusting, so they are reluctant to make contact with their partner.