Detached Between Life and Emotional Love

Written and directed by Zach Bluff, Andrew Largeman of Garden University is a movie watching that we are the hero. When we saw a rise in his mental ability level, he fell in love with Sam, who was strongly meditated by a psychiatrist's father and eventually met a girl on the street, so he initially knows what kind I also felt no feeling. . He seems to be separated from his life. Because the opening scene depicts the plane being crashed, relaxed calmly and there is no fear.

Fear - the avoider encounters several obstacles in love. They are often considered indifferent, please do not leave from their emotions, they arise from their fear that their emotional distances are not actually loved. They tend to think that their relationship is rather inadequate and that they may wish for, the horrible evaders are very reluctant to rely on their partners. In addition, if there is contradiction, people with this attachment style would rather leave, assuming the fight could lead to the collapse of the relationship.

What is love? It looks a bit like friendship, but it is not so. This is a feeling of various emotions, but it is not an emotion. Deep trust among people, with unwavering vulnerable trust. Love is simply to see people you love, or to talk about things they like and talk about things they dislike. Love is very strange

Between reason and emotion, there is a strange dichotomy as if it were an enemy. I like reason and have a strong critical thinking ability, but I also like my feelings. When people talk about lots of things about feelings, I acknowledge that they will immediately look unreasonable with what they say. If there is no reason for those who say these things, it will be delicious irony. And what they say is often a bit wrong. If they are participating in Team ReasonTM they will automatically score points or do something similar.

When you hear the word of emotion, most people think of happiness, love, hatred and fear. They are strong emotions experienced in life and consciously classify them as good or bad. This is because our brains are designed to look for threats and rewards. When one of them is detected, the sensory part of the brain reminds us by publishing chemical information. Finally, feelings are interpreted as the influence of these chemical information. For example, in the case of a threat, our brain releases stress hormone adrenaline and cortisol. On the other hand, when a reward is perceived, our brain releases dopamine, oxytocin or serotonin These chemicals motivate us to feel better and motivate us to continue this behavior.