#love at first sigh, Real or Fake?
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Yes its real
U just horny bro
Bro's got a point, but usually it's the ones that end up being very close friends.
Hornyness and the craving for love is not the same thing, I don't think she meant it in a sexual way
And as of the question itself I think the initial attraction is the closest thing to love at first sight, if your definition of love is someone you can connect with on an emotional level, then love at first sight probably isn't real, since a connection like that needs time to develop
Nope, it’s lust not love at first sight
My guy, you really can't tell the difference between lust and the craving to be loved by someone? They are 2 completely different things, one is a sexual desire, the other is a romantic one, if you can't tell a difference between them your conception of love is really messed up
I mean for “love” that comes from being around a person for a bit. You don’t get those feelings from just seeing a person once
It’s very gradual
I agree, but I wouldn't call that lust, lust is purely sexual. Love at first sight probably isn't real in a sexual nor romantic sense. But to define love at first sight as a purely 100% sexual feeling is where you lose me. There is a lot more to ''love at first sight'' than just physical attractiveness
The thing is you haven’t really talked with the person and it’s mainly looks you’re going off of, therefore someone can’t fall in love at first sight
You can be attracted to someone but it’s not love
Although tbh I think people in general with romance tend to get a lot of things wrong about it and fall in love with the idea of it rather than what it actually entails and is
Of course people can feel free to disagree with what I have to say but one can just look at statistics and see how the story tends to unfold
You do have a point, but I think if you find someone attractive that doesn't just incline ''oooh this person is attractive so I wanna have sex with them''. Finding someone physically attractive can also give you the feeling of ''oooh this person is attractive so I want to be in a relationship with them and become emotionally intimate''
of course emotional intimacy and physical intimacy are two completely seperate things
but I think the increase in physical intimacy can lead to an increase in emotional intimacy
(the desire of said intimacy that is)
Like people will have the honeymoon phase and then right after break up not realizing that long term is where it’s at, but a lot of it can be tied to instant gratification and dating apps allowing too many options
Creates limitless choices where people don’t want to settle then are left with nothing
Love is a complicated thing to handle and I personally believe most lack the maturity to understand what it is on deeper level
Requires self awareness that most people simply don’t have
Yea I definitely agree with that, dating apps has ''gamified dating'' too much, which has made it lose a lot of the emotional aspect since you're going of off just ''physical attractiveness first impressions''
Yeah, and I mean that whole realization is a very bitter pill to swallow, but it does help long term keep your happiness and sanity
yea and the brain rot of gen A and Z doesn't really ''help''
Yea and I think that's also one of the main reasons behind the loneliness crisis, none of us are able to get that deeper level of connection that we all crave
I say this as well cause I’ve been fortunate or unfortunate enough to get dragged along with friends and be around freakishly attractive girls/ women and once you see what happens and ignore their looks it loses its appeal
And I’m talking like ones that go out to NYC/ LA to work at modeling agencies where you gotta double track to make sure they’re real
It’s sort of like supercars where you think a Ferrari is cool until you deal with the maintenance and worrying constantly about stuff happening that you just say forget it and decide to settle for something/ someone modest
Yeah I feel the same way. Even if I were to use a dating app and find someone that I enjoy being with. We will would both probably have that feeling that, something is missing from the relationship since we met on a dating app.
That's just my speculation tho
But I think these experiences are important since they teach people lessons and allow one to reflect on what they really want out of life
You can get genuine connections, they’re just rare
Yeah I suppose it is possible. I just find the idea of finding a genuine connection from an algorythm very unappealing
Yeah most people don't seem to understand that to gain that deeper level of appreciation and love for someone you have to be there for them during their toughest times, even if it hurts you too. Most people just give up and leave when things don't turn like the ''perfect'' relationship that they expected
yea ig this convo was a lot longer then i thought it would be lol
some great advice
thx guys
Lmao must've gotten carried away haha
so then do u guys think that being horny over one person is wrong if i dont follow up oni it? like i dont rly know what to do about things like that
it’s real
:)) zamnn i left this forum for like years
well,
i did a bit of research
yk some ppl may mistake the feelings
there is like hormones that make ur heart beat like faster
wait
i was tryna make a school essay about it, soo below this chat is my opinion
You know, feelings are kinda complicated right?
Some people may mistake them as love
or what u said is true, some people may mistook it as lust
some ppl definition of love is diffrent
but for sure i think love and lust is diffrent
Oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin are often referred to as our “happy hormones.” When you're attracted to another person, your brain releases dopamine, your serotonin levels increase, and oxytocin is produced. This causes you to feel a surge of positive emotion.
from google
so ppl often mistook if as love?
but oh gohs my essay it long
but in the conclusion that i got is,
i think love at first sight is kinda not real
maybe ppl believe in gut feeling
but i think love is build overtime
you may feel attracted, but i think love (in my mind, its more like caring about the person and want to spend your life with them) it needed to be built over trust and of course face challenges and full of understanding
not just suddenly u meet random ppl and like
bro i love u
maybe its more like
bro i love ur eyes
or anythin
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@dense spruce and @thin warren i really enjoy reading ur convo over there xD
Thanks guys
thanks for others too
i need ppl's perspective about the topic
well i mean, thats common sense isnt it?
Yes
Yeah
this devolved into a delusional argument really quickly huh
kinda
real ong
@trail scaffold I agree with the arguments you have made. Love does not occur only from one sighting, it occurs from the building of two peoples character as they try to merge their lives together from where they form a bond. Love cannot be explained as something that just happens, when you meet that "the one" because you do not even know who that person would be. A way to find out who you could consider them to be "the one" is if there is a mutual relationship between you both. If love was so simple to just have that feeling once you meet someone for the first time, how is that really love? Would it not be considered to be conscious feeling or a mental state? Or a physical attraction to their looks, rather than their ideas or true being (as in their personality)? (PS. This is my take on the matter as a philosophy student, may be a horrible one but these are where my beliefs stand).
I CAN AGREE
I am thankful for your insight! :)
not real
I agree.
why?
I'll explain later.