What makes people fall in love?

[Anonymous]

[DemonTime]

connection, in the most genuine form not that quck BS speed dating where you won't have time to even engaged in a real conversation or enough time to get to know the person, sucks more if you are already past your prime, best time to look for love is in your 20, everything else is leftovers in the sense that you have no time to get to know your person the way you would have had if you were still young, usually single adults have been fucking around adding multiple bodies never cared to look for something serious but rather enjoy the short term pleasure and life.

[Zack-Bann]

Familiarity I think


People often say “I feel like I’ve known you forever” when they fall in love


It’s because they see all the things they know to be good in the same person


That’s why love can’t be manufactured.
The only way to change what you love is to change who you are and all your memories


Which is impossible

[Zionne]

People fall in love for a mix of emotional, psychological, and sometimes physical reasons. Attraction, shared values, emotional connection, trust, vulnerability, and feeling understood or supported all play a big role. Often, it’s a combination of admiration, chemistry, and the comfort of being seen and accepted by someone else.

[PeachyPie93]

No idea.. I only had one relationship and don't even know how that happened.
I grow to love people if I like how they look, enjoy being around them, enjoy talking with them and if they are sweet to me.

[Amy_Mi]

Love isn’t sparked by surface traits alone, it emerges from alignment, emotional resonance, and mutual recognition of value.

Consistency, presence, vulnerability, and shared energy create a bond beyond attraction.

People fall in love when they feel seen, respected, and understood, when connection feels effortless yet profoundly significant.

It’s less about perfection and more about authenticity meeting authenticity.

[Anonymous]

Oxytocin and dopamine. Sorry to disappoint you. I could of just "stupidity" to. But more accurately it's those hormones.

[Anonymous]

I had a good relationship but it wasn’t love

[Sexiness1]

If it wasn't love what was it then

[Opinion Owner]

@Sexiness1
It was fun for a while

[Sexiness1]

Just sex

[Opinion Owner]

@Sexiness1 yes

[Sexiness1]

Can you message me

[Nikki1989]

Chemistry.

[DryGermanGuy]

A slippery ground? 🤔🤪

[jahaims]

Chemicals

[123bootylover]

The lust 💞