Compare And Contrast Infatuation And Love In Love

Infatuation vs. In Love Is one in love, or infatuated with the idea of being in love? Many people confuse actually being in love because they are so blinded by the idea of what a love even is. In fact, the majority of adolescent relationships are not a real love; although many teenagers like to swear they are in love with one another. How do these two emotional states compare and contrast each other in the results of affection given and received in a relationship? What is the final outcome of a loving relationship and an infatuated puppy love? Being infatuated with another person involves intense emotions, short-lived passion, and/or strong admirations. What exactly does someone feel when it is just an infatuation? There is no clear answer for anyone to be able to understand and/or explain their emotional

However, one does tend to get carried away by a feeling of unreasonable passion. These types’ relationships engage quickly and intensely. This is very similar to being addicted to someone and having an unreasoning desire to be around a particular person continuously. Majority of the time, a person becomes attracted to another by his or her physical appearance. This attraction provides an intense sexual desire towards the particular other, as well. Being infatuated can be associated with having a strong crush or mind-numbing lust for another. When a person starts to become infatuated, the role of anxiety takes over. This causes high risked choices to be made, possibly resulting in urgency events. This is expected mostly out of teenagers. Every adolescent believes they have had that one “first love;” although, in reality that past relationship was only a temporary foolish, and puppy love. As most people realize, after a relationship breaks apart, given a months’ time, the pain seemingly decreases. This reduce of fondness proves that the relationship was not a real love, just a temporary high. A