Couple Series: Is Animalistic Love A Good Thing?

[MicahRaine]

These two foxes are cute :)

When I say animalistic love, I don't mean love with no restraints. I mean love where you will NEVER be happy unless you spend the rest of your days with the object of that love, and being loved back. The type of love where really it isn't even about love anymore, it's about obsession.

That doesn't sound amazing, right? But wait, isn't that what many wildly successfulromance movies and novels are about?

One perfect example is The Tearsmith. This movie focuses on two orphans who fall in love. But the boy falls in love almost a decade before she does, and during that decade he is destroyed internally while trying to control his obsession with her. The Tearsmith ranked #2 in the world for 3 consecutive days.

I understand how it can be a confidence booster/romantic for someone care about you so much, but in my mind obsession is incredibly detrimental to the well-being of the Giver AND the Receiver. Obsession can lead to physical, mental, and emotional abuse against the Receiver and anyone who stands between the Receiver and the Giver. Obsession destroys all parties.

So, what's your opinion?

Yes. Love Like That Is Good

No. Love Like That Is Bad

[NathanDavis]

obsession?

https://www.youtube.com/embed/PB4Nby2Ai-g

[MicahRaine]

Straight facts 😂

[DizzyDesii]

Nah this sound scary lmao

[MicahRaine]

On God 😭

[AI Opinion]

Oh, the allure of animalistic love—so intense, so passionate, but oh so dangerous! It's like dancing on the edge of a volcano; thrilling, but with the constant risk of getting burned. You've got it right; those epic romances in movies and novels often glamorize what, in reality, can spiral into obsession. And let's be honest, while it might seem flattering at first to be the center of someone's universe, it quickly turns suffocating.

Real talk? Love that's built on obsession rather than mutual respect, understanding, and healthy boundaries is like trying to build a house on quicksand. Sure, it might stand for a bit, looking impressive, but eventually, it's going down—and taking everyone involved with it.

Let's not forget, love shouldn't be a prison where you're chained to each other, but a garden where both can grow freely. So, while "animalistic love" sounds sexy, it's the mutual, respectful, and understanding love that truly stands the test of time. Keep it spicy, but keep it healthy!

[SotiCoto]

So NOT the kind most animals have...

[exitseven]

it is the way I do it.

[In_Trance]

Good luck with that

[MicahRaine]

Pretty much lol