Its in your brain. Well, the feelings start in your brain when proteins carry messages through nuerons. The chemicals are released throughout your body at the site or thought of you true love and you feel the physical attraction! I think everyone feels things differently, I think he probablly feels a great feeling in his head- like a light headedness, same as you just in a different place!
I can feel it in my chest in stomach when I'm not around the person I'm in love with.
Your brain tells you why you love the person. Your heart is what feels. For example does your heart start beating faster when you're around him?Do you get nervous, and get butterflies in your stomach.?
The answer is subjective. Love is such a personal thing and many people take love in many ways. I myself feel love everywhere. Not just in my heart or brain. It's more a tingly sensation.
The parents would be angry that their child's education is being interrupted under the infulence of music.
And what about the teachers, think about what a heard time they would have trying to teach their students and get them to focus on their work...
Do you think that the parents and teachers of the students would appreciate this new allowance? Chances are, no they would not appreciate their children/students listening to music in class.
Another reason is the bad influence on children most music these days can have.
If you think about it , roughly 60% of the music kids listen to nowadays is explicit or at least contains an inappropriate story line or meaning.
For one it is a huge distraction. Imagine a child being in the middle of a test with a loud testy beat booming in their ears. The poor child would hardly be able to concentrate on the test, let alone keep focused on the given task.
Your right, in some cases music can be calming and relaxing, it can relieve stress and sometimes even calm the nerves.
But in a class, full of working students, music is not acceptable. (Unless of course it is learning a song for school purposes- National Anthem etc).
