What reason is there to “fall in love” if the probability for heartache is nearly inevitable?

Libertine: What reason is there to “fall in love” if the probability for heartache is nearly inevitable?
Please say something other than “because it’s not always that way” or anything similar.
Thank you.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Casey
because while you are in love, you have the most wonderful time of your life

Answer by Rachael
Because truly being in love with someone and having those feelings returned is a really amazing feeling. That person will know you better than anyone in the world. I think that is amazing.

Answer by Sweet Pea
The simplest answer is because it feels good. When you’re in love and things are going great, life feels wonderful. Truthfully, that feeling is sometimes worth the heartbreak later.

Answer by Jacob
spring the season for spontaniuos love!
sometimes it turns out great(my gf)
other times it turns out horrible(my ex)

Answer by goahead
because love is foolish, has too much hopes and never believes that it hurts

Answer by hopeless romantic
I totally feel your pain. I really, really do…
It makes life more interesting…?
You’ll find a guy that won’t break your heart someday.
That’s why you shouldn’t give up.
You said NEARLY inevitable.
That means there’s still a chance.
🙂

Don’t stop believing!

Answer by Hi, I’m Maude♥Himena
Well consider how your life would be if you were never to fall in love or be loved. Is that a life you want to live.

You have to a risk and be able to take the good with the bad.

Answer by “David’s Run”
It adds depth to any relationship and can be the main ingredient for a lifetime of satisfaction and fulfillment.
Yes.”Love” can be lost and people due fall “Out Of Love”but when you experience being “In Love” you know what to look for if you ever lose it and have to find it again.
There are no true definitions for Love other than without it there is a void that always seems to haunt us:)