[Ivramire]

The fact that it's animalistic nature to go for different partners, yet the force of love makes us human? that Love can make you feel a way in which you would sacrifice yourself? that there's no logical explaination for the comlete dedication of yourself to another person, yet it still feelss completely right?

It's an evolutionary strategy. Pair-bonding that is purely monogamous provides a ''stable'' base for potential high-quality offspring. Logical enough?

So everything just happened to end up the way it is by chance? the sun just happened to be the right distance from the earth? H2O just happened to form on our planet, while on most other planets we've discovered have none in its liquid form? i find that very hard to believe.

Try looking at it from another way. Would there be an idea of a God if we did not exist? Similar to the philosophical staple of ''Does a falling-tree make a sound if noone hears it?'' In a billion possibilities where it didn't turn out so well, there wouldn't be anyone to ask that question, maybe it just so happens that it did.

Life may exist in forms that we have not discovered, sentience is much rarer true, but not possibly low enough to be dismissed. Out of the millions of systems and uncounted planets, are you truly confident enough to dismiss them all?

where does the instinct come from though? that's what confuses me. where do they get the need to sustain themselves?

Evolution is a likely answer. Organisms without any drive would very obviously not bother to do anything. They die = no propagation of DNA. Even the simplest of single-celled organisms will try to sustain itself and eventually reproduce.