Do you believe in love at first sight?
If love equals trust and the one in sight can not be trusted, then what?
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I believe in chemistry at first sight, but love needs a little more than that to go on.
Love does not equal trust. Love does not guarantee anything at all.
It takes a long time to really get to know someone long enough for real commitment.
But yes, twice it has happened to me that I knew that someone was the one I had always wanted the first time I saw her, and the relationship lasted until circumstances drove us apart. My first love moved away in my mid teens, and I tried to carry on the relationship for years long distance. The girl I have now, I knew years ago that she was the one I always wanted. Our paths crossed several times over twenty years before we ended up together, and have been together for five years.
Love, no.
Lust, yes.
Because that is what it always is.
No, lust implies a sexual desire.
I believe that you can be attracted or interested in someone at first sight but I don’t think you truly can love someone until you get to know them.
I believe in lust at first sight.
If love equals trust and the one in sight can not be trusted, then what?
* love does not “equal” trust
* life and love are not “if then” formulas
You have a moment to choose what to do or not to do.
Would you rather regret acting on a feeling of love, or regret having not acted on it, and never knowing what might have happened if you had?
“Do you believe in love at first sight?”
It really depends on what you mean by love in that question.
I have experienced forms of love at first sight, and other forms of love, and i also know about the popular cultural myths of love.
If you mean the Disney formula, or the popular cultural ideal of love, or if you mean an actual love relationship, no those don’t happen at first sight.
But yes you can certainly have a natural connection with someone at first sight that could lead to an actual healthy love relationship, if you’re quite fortunate and you’re both ready for an actual healthy love relationship.
Sometimes the silent queues are the most powerful. It’s not too hard to get the gist of someone’s personality just by watching how they move and act without them even having to say a word. This is of course lust as mentioned. Love takes many years.
Yes, I believe in love at first sight. I knew from the very first word my husband said to me that we would be together forever. I know it sounds crazy, but I did know. My friend says I was just lucky. Who knows, maybe she was right, but our love has only grown stronger since the day we first met. We have been married for 10 years and dated for 5 before getting married.
Yeah I do, knew the moment I laid eyes on my husband, he was the one. I fought it because I wasn’t in the best head space, didn’t want it at all, but couldn’t shake it.
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Attraction happens at first sight which is confused as Love at first sight. Love is an eternal bonding which takes time to flourish between two souls. Love is not just about outer beauty, it gets involved with inner traits of a person.
@shubhaDcreator I agree with you to some extent .I fully believed that until I met my husband. Neither of us have outer beauty so we weren’t physically attracted. It was like I could see his inner beauty from the first word he said to me and I was drawn like a moth to a flame. He says he had the same experience. Some people need the physical attraction and others can see through it and recognize the good right away
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