I actually fell in love with someone over the course of less than two weeks, and once I confessed we actually went on for 3 years as a relationship (on and off, as there were a few rough periods), but overall we’re still on good terms. We only stopped cause we’re growing in different directions, some quite literally as they’re moving to California soon.
Of course, it’s more founded as the weeks pass more and more, but a short spark can create a flame that lasts for a long time. All you need is a good romance as the fuel.
Yes he can.
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m Maybe a strong interest but if he says he loves you that is CAP. That is what we call love bombing which means he's insecure and trying to secure something with you before someone else does even if what he is saying isn't true.
Two weeks is not enough time to really get to know someone let alone fall deeply in love in my opinion. You might have a crush and be extremely attracted but not love. That's simply to fast, you're still strangers to each other.
There is absolutely no way genuine love can build up in that time frame. For crying out loud, you can't begin to know everything about anyone that quick. Maybe that is why marriages last months, not years, because the illusion of what they are only lasts as long until everything comes to see them, and they see what they really are besides good sex, but most often, not even that.
You can become INFATUATED in two weeks. These are the early stages of love. Which is natural.
Saying "I love you" appears committal to a lot of people, and I doubt a person has developed that aspect. There are 3 different aspects of love, according to the psychologist, Robert Sternberg: intimacy, passion and commitment.
Infatuation is strong in passion, and growing in commitment and intimacy. New love usually passes through this stage, and it's wonderful.
If you have a partner and want to say something besides "I love you" too early, maybe say "I adore you", or "I cherish you". They mean the same thing, with different connotation attached. My husband still says he adores me and I adore it ☺️ (He says I love you too, though).
They can; it is most definitely possible. The real issue, however, is discerning what is genuine love from crush/infatuation/lust/etc. and acting accordingly. The practical application is that while it may be love, don't necessarily dump that love on the woman if she hasn't yet reciprocated.
I was 24 when I met a woman at a dance. We hit it off wonderfully. We knew in less than a day that we would have a strong bond forever. Soon after we were engaged. Our wedding was less than 2 months after meeting and we remained happy together till her death decades later from cancer.
Love is progressional and a growing feeling, it doesn't happen overnight or even in 2 short weeks. If it happened in 2 weeks, I wouldn't say it is a fake feeling, but such a rushed feeling will fade away just as fast as it came.
Seriously? Of course not. In 4 weeks they couldn't have possibly see one of your flaw. Loving someone means accepting them alltogether, their insecurities, traumas, flaws, perks, everything. In 2 weeks, there's absolutely no way the could have met the real you
I’m both in raised in Utah. People elope after knowing each other for less than a week. It is possible. Not smart but possible.
Developing feelings happen sudden and fast so I wouldn't be surprised if this happens to anyone unless they're asexual like me
He can love the idea of her that she is presenting (if she is descriptive enough), but he can't verify that she is who she says she is that fast (and if he somehow can, tell me how).
Two weeks is a bit too soon to love someone. Personally I only love someone when I truly know them and feel like I can be myself around them.
I doubt. Maybe it's some illusion but I think it's not even infatuation
Love don't wait for weeks or years to happen it just a moment that you have that feelings , yes by each passing day it would go strong and stronger
That’s way too early 14 days. He can like her but not fall in love that fast That’s just way to early. Although My best friends wife said it was love at first sight when they first met.
I don't think sure that is way too early to comment something as that. I still barely knows her personally to mention that I love her.
Don't believe anyone who says they love you within the first few months of dating, unless you've known each other for much longer.
I could "develop feelings" in 2 days. The thing is, true "love" is another thing and it probably takes years...
Yes, it's possible because I experience it and now I am engaged to my lady right now.
You can be infatuated with someone after only two weeks but you need to give it time to see if it becomes love or if it just fades away.
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