Anonymous wrote:I did not see the TED talk or read the research but I wonder how old the kids were ... the pictures they showed.
It would also be interesting if they showed the MRI of a women's (and man's) love before the children were born vs. the after.
Also, I think women would show more intense love for an infant vs. their 40 year old adult child. I think it is instinct and a survival of the fittest type of reaction.
I slowly become less and less "involved" in my kids lives as they grow into adult. Though I don't love them less the intense need to ensure they are safe, loved and protected slowly becomes a cool confidence that they will keep themselves safe, somebody else loves them and they not only don't need my protection but grow to protect others.
I think the really strong marriages are where a husband respects that a wife will live and die for their child (at least at first) and accepts that this slowly and comfortably becomes less. I think marriages that suffer have men that compete with their children for this love. In turn I think by allowing the women this intense need to love and be with her child turns into more love for her husband.
Anonymous wrote:While men usually love their wives more ?
I saw it in a ted talk by a woman who researched love with mri scans
Research has also shown that men take way longer to fall out of love in the occurrence of a break up, while it happens much faster in women
what does mri scans mean: they've shown a number of husbands and wives pictures of their partners and children and looked at the reactions ^^
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not this again. How many times do we have to discuss?
Are you new to DCUM? I'm guessing you are, maybe? Here's a clue: The same topics come up frequently on this site.
OP is not new here. He posts this same topic over and over and over again.
And I thought this is the first time I posted this topic.
Anonymous wrote:
And we wonder why our divorce rates are so high
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not this again. How many times do we have to discuss?
Are you new to DCUM? I'm guessing you are, maybe? Here's a clue: The same topics come up frequently on this site.
OP is not new here. He posts this same topic over and over and over again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love my kids more than I love my husband. I can replace him, the kids I can't.
I think those women who think that way don't really love their husband at all.
Not true. Love husband dearly. But he knows if I ever had to choose between saving kid and saving him that it's been fun. And, well, good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not this again. How many times do we have to discuss?
Are you new to DCUM? I'm guessing you are, maybe? Here's a clue: The same topics come up frequently on this site.
Anonymous wrote:We've had this debate before. It's a different love. I love and lust for my husband. He will be there once the kids we love are out of the nest. He is amazing and makes me a better person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love my kids more than I love my husband. I can replace him, the kids I can't.
I think those women who think that way don't really love their husband at all.
Not true. Love husband dearly. But he knows if I ever had to choose between saving kid and saving him that it's been fun. And, well, good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love my kids more than I love my husband. I can replace him, the kids I can't.
I think those women who think that way don't really love their husband at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love my kids more than I love my husband. I can replace him, the kids I can't.
I think those women who think that way don't really love their husband at all.
Anonymous wrote:Not this again. How many times do we have to discuss?