The Dynamics of Romantic Love
Love is a group of human behaviors and emotions characterized by emotional intimacy, desire, romance, commitment, care, and bonding. It often involves emotional touch, caring, intimacy, loyalty, protection, attraction, joy, and ecstasy. Love is often associated with a wide range of happy, positive emotions, such as excitement, happiness, life satisfaction, and ecstasy, but it can also cause negative emotions like jealousy, resentment, pain, anger, fear, embarrassment, boredom, guilt, and sadness. Love involves human contact, which is why most relationships end up as lovers only rarely do they form romantic relationships.
Love at first sight is not based on anything more than physical attraction. People are drawn to one another because they have something in common, such as eye color, hair color, skin tone, weight, height, or some other physical characteristic. It may be the look of the person that appeals to you or it may be something else, but without any deeper underlying feelings the physical attraction is the most important factor that brings two people together. You cannot love someone without any feelings of love and intimacy, because love is a feeling, a mental state, an emotional disposition toward another person, and requires feelings, emotions, desires, and needs before it can take physical form.
Love at first sight depends exclusively on the physical attractions between two people, which include physical looks, height, hair color, skin tone, clothing style, etc. However, there is more to love than physical attraction because the closeness a person develops with another person develops emotionally and is expressed through words, thoughts, emotions, imagination, and behavior. The more one person interacts with another and the more they express their innermost feelings the more deeply they connect with one another emotionally. This emotional connection between two people continues to deepen as the physical attraction fades until they are one in a deep bond.
Love seems like a very natural phenomena when you consider it in the abstract, but in reality relationships are much more complicated than meets the eye. People develop varying degrees of attraction are not always constant. The intensity of these feelings vary from person to person and even from one relationship to another.
Most relationships end when one person begins to develop stronger feelings for another and their own needs become more important than the other person’s needs. When this happens the other person usually withdraws from being close with the one who is emotionally withdrawing and the relationship becomes taut, dry and boring. The lack of intimacy that develops usually goes unnoticed by the one who is being withdrawn, so they continue to participate in activities that don’t involve them and keep the relationship uninteresting. When this happens the person feels lonely and begins to participate in activities that include them, which usually bring them back into the relationship. The drama and tension in these relationships begin to escalate until the parties are in constant danger of separation and divorce.
Most experts agree that love is the most powerful force in the world, so it makes perfect sense that it would be the strongest force in all of our relationships. Romantic love is the most powerful force in all of our relationships. I think most people would agree that loving relationships are the most fulfilling. You should spend as much time as you can just be with your significant other, if you want to have a satisfying romantic relationship. If you are going to get serious with someone and begin a romantic relationship then you need to understand one thing, that it will take effort on both parts to keep the relationship alive and thriving.