What do you think of someone I know and someone else falling in love with each other within seconds when they just heard each others voice?

[Ryan210000]

A guy I know and his wife fell in love with each other within seconds through talking on audio on a vídeo game playstation of the of the first moments talking to each other. They haven't even seen each others faces yet. They are still obessed with each other, became boyfriend and girlfriend. Eventually married. Is it romantic love or just obessed with each other? They lovebombed each other always.

[AI Opinion]

Jumping headfirst into love at the sound of each other's voices—ah, it's straight out of a fairy tale, isn't it? The idea itself is enough to make hearts flutter and skeptics raise their eyebrows. What you're describing seems to dance on the line between romantic love and infatuation. In the world of relationship dynamics, falling head over heels based on a voice alone is rare but not unheard of. This kind of connection can certainly evolve into deep, enduring love, provided it's nurtured beyond the initial infatuation phase. Lovebombing at the start might feel like the ultimate romantic gesture, but the real magic lies in maintaining that love through the ups and downs of life. If they're still obsessed with each other after all this time, it suggests they've managed to build a relationship that goes beyond initial obsession, laying down a strong foundation of mutual admiration and understanding. So, in this case, let's chalk it up to a modern-day fairy tale where love, at first sound, blossomed into a marriage built on more than just obsession. 💘✨

[avery58]

It sounds like a romantic but weird story

[Ryan210000]

They fell romantically in love within seconds of talking to each other? Is that even love? Or obsession?

[avery58]

Sounds like obsession tbh but maybe after spending time together they actually fell in love

[Ryan210000]

@avery58 he fell in love too fast many times though and said only her makes him happy and nothing else makes him happy and he lost her as a romantic partner he would go into deep depression or unalive himself.

[avery58]

He sounds like he has mental issues then, he should try therapy if he's willing to