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- Overview
- Signs You’re in Love with Someone
- What does being in love feel like?
- Love VS In Love
What does being in love feel like?
So there’s someone in your life who makes you smile and gives you butterflies. But how can you tell if you’re genuinely falling for them or just enamored by a powerful crush? And do you just love this person or are you truly in love? In this article, we’ll answer all your questions and more, going over a dozen signs you’re in love and then offering expert insight into what love feels like on a psychological and emotional level. Finally, we’ll differentiate between loving and being
love. Keep reading to find out if these warm and exhilarating feelings are the early bloom of a budding romance.
If you notice yourself taking more risks, planning for a more hopeful future, or taking steps to better yourself, odds are you’re falling in love.
When you fall in love, your body releases hormones like dopamine that may make you feel excited, euphoric, and/or anxious.
Love is different from being in love. When you’re in love, the feelings of love are involuntary and there’s an added element of romantic attraction.
You can’t picture a future without this person.
If you’re really in love, then visualizing a future without this person is nearly impossible. Whether you’re daydreaming about moving to a new city, having children, or spending a year abroad, your thoughts always factor in the feelings and thoughts of the person you like.
When you’re in love, not only do you see your loved one in your future, you’re excited by the prospect of them being there. Planning your life around them feels easy and fulfilling, rather than like an obligation or obstacle.
You think about them constantly.
When you fall for someone, they cross your mind constantly. Even if they’re not around, you’re replaying conversations or wondering what they’re up to. When you read a book or see a movie without them, you wonder what they think. You may even want to call them just to hear the sound of their voice.
When you love someone, your ruminations about them are usually positive. However, your thoughts may become anxious from time to time as you wonder if they feel the same way. Remember: this feeling is normal, especially if you
When you first fall in love, you feel charged and euphoric.
The initial stages of love are often defined by attraction. When you experience attraction, your body releases euphoric, energizing hormones like dopamine and norepinephrine. Thus, it’s likely you’ll feel giddy or have trouble sleeping when thinking about your crush.
Early on, you may also experience a sense of anxiety whenever you see your loved one. That’s because your body is releasing cortisol, an adrenaline-like chemical, which activates most often when the body is in an anxious state.
In addition, when experiencing feelings of love and attraction, your body lowers its serotonin levels, which regulate your appetite. That’s why you often hear (and may even experience) a lack of hunger or cravings when thinking about your beloved.
Once your love settles, you feel more warm and comfortable.
As time goes on and the feelings of lust switch into long-lasting attachment, your body starts to release oxytocin.
Love doesn’t require lust or sexual attraction, but falling in love does.
There’s a difference between loving and being in love. When you love something, you don’t necessarily experience the same chemical shifts that come with falling in love (dilated pupils, excitement, lust). In addition, your feelings don’t necessarily have to be romantic. However, if you’re in love with someone, there’s always a natural element of physical attraction and you have a craving for some form of romantic intimacy.
For example, you may love your dog and experience a mood boat whenever you play with them. However, your body doesn’t experience an uptick in cortisol and dopamine when playing fetch.
Think of “love” and “in love” like a rectangle and a square. You can love without being in love, but when you’re in love, you’ll always experience love.
Love can be controlled and paced, but falling in love is involuntary.
Another key difference between “love” and “in love” is that love is something that can grow and develop over time. You have some degree of control and can consciously choose to nurture it. However, when you’re in love, the feeling of love is usually immediate; it’s there, whether you want it to be or not.
I'm in Love with a Church Girl is a 2013 American Christian drama film directed by Steve Race. It stars Jeff "Ja Rule" Atkins, Adrienne Bailon, Stephen Baldwin, Vincent Pastore, Toby Mac, T-Bone and Michael Madsen. The film was released in theaters on October 18, 2013.
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