Neurology of love

Thats a good one!..Love is a feeling...a emotion...just like hate,anger, saddness, happy, and i would think that if u can feel those emtions then how can u not feel love ?... There are people who can not feel pain, but that comes from the nerve system,, this is totaly different wouldnt u say.. So I would look at the person telling u this...if they have all the other emtions then its a safe bet that they can also feel love...it might be a way out of dealing with stuff they dont want to..

Firstly. This question should be posed to a qualified and experienced Neurologist for an answer. Logically though, you're asking about "neurological damage". The entire brain (that houses emotions) consists of neural connections. When a part of the brain is damaged is can affect other parts & functions, such as perceptions, senses, and emotions. The person may not be "incapable" of loving, just not "perceiving", "sensing" - receiving the communication being conveyed. You may be posing this question because you want or desire love in return. The person isn't incapable of loving you. Their brains have just not processed the communication or as you call it "love".