Love?

I was listening to one of those TED talks last night about the topic on love- did not finish it though because I fell asleep half way through it. But I find it interesting that when we're in love, we seem to push aside ("accept") all those little things that annoy us. Things that we're actually, really, not okay with. Habits that we do not agree with. But love seems to make them become tolerable? acceptable? unimportant? 

Why? Why do we do that? Why is that, despite knowing that it's really not okay, we still choose to love/be with the person?

Why do we lower our standards and accept the person, even though deep deep inside, we know it's not right?

Yes, why Iqa?

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