William Shakespeare, the man who wrote the most famous stories: Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Hamlet, all deal with the theme of love. “Who could refrain that had a heart to love and in that heart courage to make love known?” A quote from Macbeth, Act I, Scene VI explains what love can do. During this act Macbeth was angered about Duncan’s death. Allowing his anger to take over, Macbeth kills the murderers out of respect for Duncan. The situation becomes ironic because Macbeth ends up killing the king to become king of Scotland. Especially ironic if love is patient, love is kind, and does not envy. It proposes some questions, are some people born with chemical imbalances which make it impossible for them to know the feeling …show more content…
Almost like this intense feeling is human nature because animals, such as bears and dogs, show intense feelings as well. If I was able to choose how to spend my time twenty-four seven, I would choose to spend it with people I love rather than spending time at work for money. A common saying among society, “what really counts is that a person does what he or she loves.” But, how many people actually do? It would be wrong to assume love has the same effect on everyone. A music artist, named Kesha, has a hit called, “Your Love Is My Drug.” The fact we can feel so hard that love can be compared to a drug like cocaine, it becomes interesting. We really can be heartbroken figuratively and literally. Researchers call the issue Takotsubo cardiomyopathy or Broken Heart Syndrome and they compare it to a heart attack. Most people are able to recover from it in a short amount of time, but sometimes it can really damage your heart muscles (Heart.org). Johnny Cash, a world famous musician who died from diabetes, actually was carried to death by a broken heart. Years after he begged June Carter for her hand in marriage, she passed away from heart surgery complications. As four months passed, Johnny stayed in the hospital due to diabetes. Even though, diabetes is how his death was pronounced, the stress of intense grief can take a condition and change it into a deadly one (Hayes.) Older couples typically experience