Is There Really Such a Thing as Love at First Sight?
If you think about what goes into a true love relationship, you already know the answer to “Is there really such a thing as love at first sight?” Love is about more than feeling a spark or being deeply attracted to someone. Love is a choice. Love is a commitment. Love is a set of actions that you display to someone to show them how much you care about their needs and feelings.
And who can possibly say they are prepared to do all of that just by seeing someone across a room?
That’s not to say that there aren’t a ton of people who believe that “love at first sight” exists. That’s also not to overlook the fact that there are some people who have seen someone, made an instant connection and ended up together.
Just make sure before you decide that you are one of them that you take these things under advisement….
1. There is such a thing as serious infatuation at first sight
A whole lot of people get into trouble because they don’t know the difference between infatuation and love. And just what is infatuation? Basically it’s what happens during the very beginning stages of an encounter when sexual attraction is really intense. It gives you the impression that you’ve met the love of your life without really having much information about them. Infatuation is fun but it’s also fleeting. Give yourself a few months so that you can get to know someone better before declaring that it’s true love.
2. There is such a thing as oxytocin
3. There is such a thing as good timing
4. There is such a thing as wanting the same things
All of us long to have someone in our life who we feel we are compatible with. That said, there’s nothing like going on a date with someone and the entire time is filled with “What? Me too!” It’s special but ease into thinking that it’s love. Sometimes compatibility is more suited for friendship than romance. You can’t know that in two dates. Let time run its course.
5. There is such a thing as being delusional
The first time you see someone may be the beginning of something beautiful. Enjoy the process. Don’t rush it.