A question for which I have no answer is a motivational tool by which I grow as an academic. A question for which there is no answer inspires me to search deeper to discover what has eluded others in their studies. But can I ever answer the questions of love and hate? Why can people not be who they are and be accepted by society? We're in this world together and could do each other much good, but selfishness overtakes us. I can study the personalities of love and hate; I can read scientific studies and mathematical statistics and find inconclusive research at best. To delve into the psyche of a single human being is more than the work of a lifetime, the answer that has eluded us from the beginning of time. Neither love nor hate can be described by simple languge. If not by language, how do we express our feelings for someone? Actions speak louder and further than words, but the actions that appeal to one person do not appeal to other people. By studying what makes one person happy, we do not learn much about what makes others happy on a specific level. Perhaps love is evolutionary and it has been established that it cannot easily be studied. How do we express our love to that special someone we fancy? An indescribable bond exists between two people who care for each other, and maybe the lovers can understand each other to a point where they know what they like. Even so, the initial action cannot be planned out. How can we then, be the right kind of lover? Moves can be misconceived and backfire in the worst possible way, all chances lost. The analytical type would come up with ways to ...