Brain vs Heart: Where Love Really Lives

Love is often associated with the heart, but science shows it's really the brain that's in charge.

The brain releases chemicals like dopamine and oxytocin that make us feel happy and attached to someone.

The heart responds to these feelings by beating faster and giving us that fluttery sensation.

Ancient thinkers like Aristotle thought the heart was the center of emotions, which is why we still use heart symbols to represent love.

So, while the heart feels the love, it's the brain that makes it happen.