Falling in love with someone is a wonderful, intense experience, but 
it can also be more than a little confusing to someone who’s never 
really had any romantic ideas in their head before. Love is an easy 
thing to define if you’re a girlfriend who 
has in your life already, but if you’ve never experienced it before, you
 might have a hard time figuring what the heck is wrong with you. Are 
you sick? Are you going crazy? Did someone cast a voodoo curse on you?
Well, probably not. The first early symptoms of being in love can mirror illness or mental instability, sure. 
So, are you really in love, or just infatuated? People who fall in 
love for the first time experience hundreds of unique and individual 
emotions, thoughts and feelings, but there are a few classic symptoms 
that most lovesick individuals tend to develop. 
Top Ten Ways to Know You’re In Love                 
1. You’re in love if you think about him all of the time.
Well yah, I didn’t say that everything on this list would be profound
 or anything. This one is a no-brainer. If you love someone, they’re 
going to be in your thoughts all the time. In fact, you won’t be able to
 get them out of your head. Look at the rest of the indicators before 
coming to a conclusion, though, because this one could also mean that 
you’re just plain nuts.
2. You’re in love if everything reminds you of him.
Someone asks you to pass the ketchup and it reminds you of them. A 
flock of geese fly overhead and it reminds you of them. You get the 
picture. Oh, and for some reason, when you’re in love it seems like 
every new person you meet or see on TV or hear a story about has the 
same name as the person you’re in love with. I don’t know why that is, 
it just happens.
3. You’re in love if you care more about his safety and happiness than you do about your own.
For some weird and inexplicable reason, the whole “looking out for 
number one” thing you’ve been doing your whole life desolves away and 
gets replaced by an overwhelming urge to make sure that special person 
is as safe, comfortable and happy as possible. No, I’m serious. This 
totally because your number one priority. It’s kind of like getting 
super powers, in a way; you’d be amazed at what little-old-you is 
capable of when you’re trying to protect or provide for the one you 
love.
4. You’re in love if you start caring more about your own appearance.
Suddenly, without warning, you find yourself wanting to actually iron the wrinkled jeans that have been sitting in the dryer for the last three days before
 you wear them. If you’re about to see that person who you can’t get out
 of your mind, there suddenly seems to be a whole lot of reflective 
surfaces around to check yourself out in.
5. You’re in love if you’re actually interested in knowing more about him.
You can forget about the days when you went home from a date 
remembering absolutely nothing about the interests, career and dreams of
 the person you went out with. Finding out all about this fantastic 
person is your new favorite thing to do. If you could find a book 
detailing every minute detail of their life, you wouldn’t sleep or eat 
until you read every last paragraph.
6. You’re in love if you want to impress him.
You’ve always tried to be modest, but suddenly you feel like you’re a
 politician fighting to win the most important election ever in the 
history of the universe. You make sure that the faded newspaper article 
about you winning your third-grade spelling bee is left nonchalantly on 
the coffeetable when they come to visit. And you keep them as far as 
possible from that great aunt who loves to tell all of the embarrassing 
stories about you.
7. You’re in love if you aren’t as tight with your money or time anymore.
There was a time when the idea of shelling out your hard-earned money
 to buy someone dinner or a gift would have horrified you. Sure, you 
would buy an occasional round for your friends or bring grandma flowers 
on her birthday, but spending any more money than absolutely necessary 
just wasn’t going to happen. But now, no price seems too high as long as
 it makes that special someone happy.
8. You’re in love if hanging out with your friends just isn’t as appealing any more.
Remember when you and your friends made fun of the former buddy who 
ditched your gang to hang out with their new boyfriend or girlfriend? 
And when the thought of abandoning your friends to spend time with a 
member of the opposite sex seemed like sacrelige? Well you can try to 
deny it all you want, but you’re finding yourself constantly thinking 
about being with that special someone . . . even when you’re surrounded 
by your buddies!
9. You’re in love if commitment is actually starting to sound like something you could stand.
What, you commit to something that requires you to be 
faithful and responsible? Oh, the horror! What strange, evil spell has 
been cast upon you that would actually make you excited about a
 long-term relationship or even marriage with someone? Did someone slip 
something into your drink? Are you going insane? No. You’re probably in 
love, knucklehead.
10. You’re in love if you just aren’t noticing other members of the opposite sex.
Oh, the people you used to stare at are still there . . . you just 
aren’t noticing them anymore. For some bizarre reason, that special 
someone has suddenly become infinitely more attractive to you than any 
other person on the face of the planet. People who you used to think 
were good-looking suddenly pale in comparison to the one you’ve found 
yourself falling in love with.

Being in love for the first time is an amazing experience. It's also the experience that hurts most when it comes to an end - Ask me I know.
ReplyDeleteMy opinion on truly being in love is:
Loving someone the way you love yourself. Many people make the mistake of loving someone else more than they love themselves.
Loving someone is about having the freedom to express happiness and frustration without feeling judged.
Being with someone ans sharing your lives with that particular person is a gift, but only if you allow yourself and your partner to grow as individuals and together. When you start growing apart you know that it is heading towards the end of the experience. Then it means you have learnt enough from that person to move forward and find your true love. Keep in mind that growing apart NATURALLY means not by being stubborn, dishonest and not communicating. That is what I've learnt through my experiences.
The most important lesson I learnt - If you are not totally and completely satisfied with your own flaws an weaknesses you will not be able to truly love someone else.
Hey Michelle, thank you for taking the time to read my post and for your good advices. Wish to get nice tips from you regarding long distance relationship.
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