The Difference between Loving Someone and Being 'In Love'


Living life as a human being can be quiet complicated. What may look fine from outside may be raging hurricane inside. Similar to this thought is the feeling of love and the emotions that come with it. It is a thin line that differentiates the feeling of being in love and loving someone.




The heady feeling of being in love and emotions of loving someone though may sound familiar, but are poles apart in sense. When we are in love we actually go through a series of unknown feelings of care, jealousy, of sharing our dreams and desires. But it is this elusive feeling of being in love that actually evolves to give you the feeling of loving the person.  You move up from the momentary rush of the attraction, infatuation, to a more mature stage of wishing for a person to have a good life, caring for you partners needs and dreams.

 




If we pay attention to smaller details, we can easily see that in a relationship of a married couple it’s the “honeymoon period” that is the real “in love” phase. Emotions have surprise highs and lows and it’s the relationship’s strength that gets tested.

 

It’s the phase where the naïve love matures to a wiser one. Unsure emotions turn in to faith, selfish turns to unconditional sacrifices. This is the stage where you are no more in love but you start loving somebody. This is the kind of feeling that assures that your relationship is on the track toward an everlasting one.




But, different people have different perceptions for even the smallest hint of feelings that have something to do with being in love or loving someone.

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Elena,nice post)
On my opinion being "in love" is temporary insanity!
And ''love''-it something that comes in due course,that lives in our heart from the beginning and till the end of our days!
But this ''love'' to someone begins from that temporary insanity!

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very informative post Elena. I never thougt about relationships with this idea

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