- Simon de Beauvoir Are probably the rare or rare women philosophers
Simone de Beauvoir, who was in a mutual love relationship with the existential philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre...
Beauvoir suggested that love is the desire to integrate with another person and that it fills our lives in the sense. . Yet she was not much interested in what we love as much as she was interested in how we could love better , And I think that the problem with traditional romantic love is that it can be so attractive that we tend to make it the only reason for our existence but to multiply the other to justify our existence easily leads to boredom and competition in the impact and strength In order to avoid this trap, Beauvoir recommends that love be realistic, which is like a "strong friendship", that lovers support each other in discovering themselves, transcend their own boundaries and improve their lives and the world..
Although we may never know the sure cause of our falling in love, we can make sure that it will be a way of emotional fluctuations like a roller coaster, it is frightening and delightful. . It makes us suffer and makes us fly high. . Perhaps we lose ourselves and find ourselves. . It may be sad or it may be the best thing in life..