Hearts.

"Man" used to believe that the heart controlled emotion. I mean, seriously, even the Romans believed that. It is scientifically proven that the brain is the "big guy." He does all the work.
But even if that's all common knowledge, why do we still feel the heart ache? If our brain actually takes on the emotions, why is there that feeling? Everyone knows it, that gaping sensation you get when a relationship ends. How you feel as if a vicious animal has bitten your torso away, and all that's left is blood and limbs.
"Why?" is a commonly asked question in society. Why this, why that, and everything else that could be quiestioned. Yet, my question doesn't begin with the common word, it begins with what. What could possibly make that happen?


Even through everything science has told us, what makes us feel our heart ache?