And it's not just appreciation.

by liuyjqba on 2009-12-08 00:45:09

The first kind: A beautiful feeling. As the saying goes, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," so when you're in love, you will definitely feel that the other person is the most attractive. Even if there are other members of the opposite sex who are more attractive than your loved one, for you, he/she is still the most beautiful one and basically incomparable to others.

The second kind: An intimate feeling. When you fall in love with someone, you will have a very close feeling. Being with him/her, you will feel very comfortable and harmonious. You can trust and rely on him/her. He/she is like a close family member, or even closer than a family member. In this closeness, you will experience a warm feeling - this is an intimate feeling. In this country of love, he/she is willing to tolerate all your flaws.

The third kind: A sense of envy and respect. A healthy relationship should make you proud of the other person. You will appreciate everything about him/her, including his/her inner and outer qualities and strengths. Moreover, he/she also makes you feel that he/she is proud of you everywhere. If this feeling exists, no matter whether he/she succeeds or fails in doing something, you will admire his/her talent instead of just focusing on the result.

The fourth kind: Appreciative love. When you love each other, do you like to praise the other person? And it's not just appreciation or going through the motions. You also like to tell others about his/her good qualities when he/she is not around, even if it's just making a bowl of instant noodles for you. The key point is that you feel immense happiness from sincerely praising the other person.

The fifth kind: Self-esteem gained from respect. A loving relationship can enhance a person's self-esteem and make you feel that life has more meaning. Because love allows you to discover that you have incomparable uniqueness. Although you have advantages and disadvantages, your uniqueness makes you highly respected, and life becomes more valuable because of it.

The sixth kind: Possessiveness. Love is absolutely exclusive and cannot share its intimacy with others. Therefore, when love moves from uncertainty to stability, marriage is needed to continue the days ahead. So we make promises to each other when we get married. In real love life, mutual commitment to fidelity is necessary.

The seventh kind: Freedom of action. If a person has legitimate reasons, their freedom of action must be respected so as not to damage the loving relationship between the two. People who follow their feelings may be very worrying or annoying, but for those who love a casual lifestyle, restrictions or constraints are useless. It's better to give him/her freedom and space. He/She will always come back.

The eighth kind: Deep sympathy. People often have a tender feeling for those they deeply love and frequently consider the other person. If the other person suffers a setback, we would be very willing to share his/her pain and setbacks, treating the suffering he/she endures as our own, or even worse than our own. This is because in love, we are willing to sacrifice our own interests for the other person.

The ninth kind: Physiological sexual excitement. When we develop an interest in or fall in love with a member of the opposite sex, we all hope to have physical contact with each other. In real love life, this desire always exists. Sexual excitement is not just action; it also includes many other intimate physical contacts, such as holding hands and hugging. This emotion will always exist in the heart of lovers.

If you find yourself recently engaging in the following behaviors, then you are currently in the midst of a romance:

1. You like to detach yourself from the noise at social gatherings with friends and go for a walk with him/her.

2. When you're together, you pretend to ignore him/her, but when he/she is not around, you anxiously look around for him/her.

3. Although others always make you laugh, your eyes and attention are only on one person.

4. Although he/she should have called to inform you that he/she has safely arrived home, your phone remains silent, and then you realize that you are in a state of anxious waiting.

5. Due to the busyness of work, you must hang up the phone, but you can't do it because you're talking to him/her.

6. When reading this article, if someone comes to mind, then you have definitely fallen in love with him/her.

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