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THE EXISTENTIAL PHENOMENON OF LOVE INTO THE INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
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A reality of an undeniable evidence, that does not require any argument, springs from an exhaustive, philosophical, psychological or sociological research, is certainly the love. This human phenomenon, impregnated with a specific complexity, it is felt, experienced and lived by every human being both on a personal level, in its uniqueness, as well as on the interpersonal level, in the society. Due to its complexity, human love can be perceived and lived, by a certain part of society, as a blind and irresistible passion. Those who conceive and experienced such love, it can lead him to dehumanization, to the feeling that the life is meaningless, to apathy and even to desperation. Other people reduce the horizon of love to a strong human sense. They risks to end up, after having experienced the feeling of love, to a profound disappointment and disillusionment, to the feeling that love is nothing else than a mirage, a run after the wind, an unattainable dream, a utopia. Persons which discover in their own profound being the potency, the ability to love, they realizes it rationally, they do it their own and they commit to live it responsibly, as a specifically human virtue, they have the opportunity to discover the profound meaning of human existence and to be fully realized.
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