Love has always been an interesting and deep topic to disscuss of.
There is no love, there is only evidence of love, ”the French playwright Jean Cocteau argued. If so, what can be its evidence? Fidelity? But it depends more on our temperament, personal morality and the prevailing mores, and not only on the depth of feelings towards a partner. Sexual attraction? But it can fade with time, but love remains.
A good memory for significant dates for two, gifts, the desire to spend as much time as possible with your beloved is all a matter of character, taste, upbringing. How do we understand that our feeling is true love?
“To fall in love with someone, attempt something,” Mad Lin Katron said in an article in the New York Times: “Love did not happen to us. We are in love, because each of us has made a choice. ” However, it works more often with creating better relationships instead of pure love.
The study of creating love with only 36 questions and 4-minute eye contact sounds weird, doesn't it? The question is, does this really work like that?
Of course, everything depends on how similar you are to your experiment partner. At first it seems strange, but it might definetly help you to extend your relationships.
All in all, I'd like to say that love is one of the greatest things of our life that helps us to provide positivity worldwide and had been a tool to be motivated for a long time.
There is no love, there is only evidence of love, ”the French playwright Jean Cocteau argued. If so, what can be its evidence? Fidelity? But it depends more on our temperament, personal morality and the prevailing mores, and not only on the depth of feelings towards a partner. Sexual attraction? But it can fade with time, but love remains.
A good memory for significant dates for two, gifts, the desire to spend as much time as possible with your beloved is all a matter of character, taste, upbringing. How do we understand that our feeling is true love?
“To fall in love with someone, attempt something,” Mad Lin Katron said in an article in the New York Times: “Love did not happen to us. We are in love, because each of us has made a choice. ” However, it works more often with creating better relationships instead of pure love.
The study of creating love with only 36 questions and 4-minute eye contact sounds weird, doesn't it? The question is, does this really work like that?
Of course, everything depends on how similar you are to your experiment partner. At first it seems strange, but it might definetly help you to extend your relationships.
All in all, I'd like to say that love is one of the greatest things of our life that helps us to provide positivity worldwide and had been a tool to be motivated for a long time.
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