We're looking for that feeling of completeness, wholeness. We settle for a bit of caffiene or some sugar or tv or a movie.
We think the pure true love of that one person will fill us up once and for all.
We secretly hanker after lots of little bits of distant "love" or adoration that supposedly comes with fame. Tom Hanks (for example) has a tiny bit of millions of people's good vibes. Does that make him more loved than you and me?
Does that kind of anonymous and disconnected affirmation actually count for anything? Think of Elvis or Michael Jackson. Think of Judy Garland or look into others who are touted as "real professionals" and who "love performing" so so much.
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