Do things exist beyond our senses?
No one knows for sure, but deductive reasoning says, "yes." There was a time no one believed in bacteria, etc. because we couldn't see it. Furthermore, scientists know about atoms, electrons and neutrons not because we see them, but because we are able to percieve evidence that reflect their existence, although we have not seen these things. Furthermore, when chemists diagram an atom, they guess the number and placement of the electrons, etc., on the shell of the atom without having ever seen them.
Does being madly in love exist?
Like the kind of thing you see in movies? Or is it fictional? Do you only love up to a certain level, or is it actually possible to meet a person that would make you fall madly in love, the kind of situation that comes close to madness, like you only want to be with that person, the rest of the world doesnt exist, you're crazy jealous, you want him all yours, you're empty when he's away, just the kind of things you read in novels and see in movies? Please excuse me if I sound too cheesy, but I'm 17 and I've never been in love, and all I see around me is not love, it's either lust, pure sexual attraction, or being ok with someone, but not crazy about them, and I'm kind of disappointed...does it exist? Do I have something really good to look forward to?