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My Biology instructor during my high school days told us that the current shape of the heart is actually the shape of a kidney's horse. It's unbelievable at first, but I trust my teacher's credibility and knowledge.
Until now I don't know why we are used to drawing hearts the way we do. It's funny how a close-fist-shaped organ is drawn the way it is today. :)
It is much better to draw this kind of heart in love letters. Imagine to see a human heart-shaped in one of your love letters. I think it's kind of freaky, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteHahaha.. When I was young, I also thought that this is the real shape of the human heart.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a new information about heart shape. I never expected that the heart shape I know is a shape of a kidney's horse.
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Yes, it is freaky to see human heart-shaped drawings in love letters.
ReplyDeleteHere is the link to answer your questions: http://www.romancestuck.com/articles/general/history-of-heart-shape.htm
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this kind of information. I think if I will encounter a letter with a different shape of the heart, It'll be an awkward moment.
ReplyDeleteBecause of your post, I am wondering where did this shape come from. Anyway, thank you Juan Carlo for providing a site that will answer our questions regarding this matter.
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