Analysis Of Crazy Love By Steven Grainer
In agreement with Grainer’s claim, teenagers do not know what love is. William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet gives a negative connotation of young love. He makes it clear that at such a young age, what teenagers think is love, can make them do dangerous things. Teenagers cannot comprehend what love is because there is flood of hormones fogging their minds.
In “Crazy Love” by Steven Pinker, the author claims that when you fall in love with someone it can leave you vulnerable. He also insists that love can drive you crazy, “The thought of a loved one can turn our wits upside down.” Steven Pinker then goes on to say that people who are in love can make us sad, compulsive, and even dangerous.
In “Crazy Love” by Steven Pinker, the author claims that when you fall in love with someone it can leave you vulnerable. He also insists that love can drive you crazy, “The thought of a loved one can turn our wits upside down.” Steven Pinker then goes on to say that people who are in love can make us sad, compulsive, and even dangerous.