Life

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 $$ Life=\int_{birth}^{death}\frac{happiness}{time} \,\delta time\ $$
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The love formula

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$$\huge x^2+(\frac{5y}{4} -\sqrt {|x|})^2=1$$

Just playing around, off course any non graphics calculator cannot render the graph. But its a cute equation.

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