It happens but it is not something that is common. It happens once in every 100 incidents of love at first sight. Most love at first sights always wanes after a few months because that tingling would suddenly disappear.
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Love at first sight?
- Henrywrites
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In my opinion, I think that love at first sight is a fallacy. What we experience at first sight is merely an attraction. And it is when we get to know the person way past the physical appearance that we start to fall in love with them.
I believe it's wiser to take time getting to know someone before giving your heart fully. Initial attraction can blind us to potential incompatibilities. By going slowly and observing how someone acts in different situations over time, you gain a deeper understanding of their values, communication style, and life goals.
I don't think that what we feel in the first time is not actually love. It takes time for real love to develop. But one can feel attraction at first, after which love can develop.
I didn't have that, but my husband said that he fell in love with me at first sight. I don't know how true this is, but he tells me that as soon as he saw me, he understood that he would do everything for us to be together
I don't think it works now and it's mostly infatuation at first sight or even lust and not love
I don't believe in all those kinds of things. It doesn't exist. You can't tell me that you are loving someone that you don't know. You may like the person. Love at first sight is a scamming system.
For some people, they claim to fall in love with someone at just the sight of the person. Do you believe that it is factual or infatuations? I personally don't believe in love at first sight. Do you believe in it?
I believe it's possible to have an interest or notice someone at first sight, but to truly fall in love with that person, you need to spend more time with them. Get to know them and understand them.
In a matter of fact l am too affected by the love at first sight. As far as l am concerned, l personally fallen in love with a new girl that l saw for the first time. So l really believe in the lust at the first sight but not true love.
I also don't believe in that because it's a surge of hormones or something like that when you see a person attractive to you, but it's definitely not love and you wouldn't be ready to give your life for that person without thinking. In my opinion, this is an excuse for those who cannot find the right person and chose anyone to avoid being alone.
I don't ever believe in love at first sight. The only thing that you get to see at first sight is physical attribute and that is not enough for one to fall in love. The physicality that you see and like is sponsored by lust.
I think that's what they get carried away with. You might attracted to a person at first sight, but you can't truly fall in love with them until you finally get to know them.