I kind-of agree. I think that most people who claim to be "in love" are actually in lust, or are just infatuated.
Probably because people often refer to sex as 'making love'.
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I kind-of agree. I think that most people who claim to be "in love" are actually in lust, or are just infatuated.
alright, ive seen a few posts saying most people are infatuated/in lust rather than in love.
heres my question. how do you people know that! i cant tell by looking at couples what their emotions are either way. so how do you know one way or the other!
You can deduce that from the fact cheating is so common and "normal", or from the stupid reasons why couples break up. You can see lots of relationships are not very strong relationships, because they are based on attraction at first, and routine later.alright, ive seen a few posts saying most people are infatuated/in lust rather than in love.
heres my question. how do you people know that! i cant tell by looking at couples what their emotions are either way. so how do you know one way or the other!
You can deduce that from the fact cheating is so common and "normal", or from the stupid reasons why couples break up. You can see lots of relationships are not very strong relationships, because they are based on attraction at first, and routine later.
My question is just what the hell happened to this true love I hear about so much?