Love Relationship

Love Relationship



What is Love?


Love is defined as an intense feeling of affection for someone, which means that you view someone as awesome and desirable based on your beliefs, judgments, and experiences. Once you decide that someone is attractive to you mentally and physically, love also becomes a biological process. Your body takes over and reinforces what your mind already knows – that this person makes you feel amazing!
True love is the state you are in when you feel connected, attached, and happy with someone. It is a place where you feel a permanent sense of connection with someone else, regardless of what happens.
In addition, the definition of true love goes far beyond what your body does and feels, or how you view someone in a relationship. True love can also be defined as you how you act in a relationship with someone.
True love is about meeting each other’s expectations and loving each other with trust, acceptance, and support. True love is about treating someone with the kind of respect that they deserve because you view them in a loving manner.

What are the signs of true love in a relationship?  


True love includes respect, admiration, care, and never subjecting your partner to hurt, humiliation or any form of abuse.
True love may be the kind of love that many chase after or desire, but is as elusive as a butterfly. It takes time to bloom. Many find it and are rewarded with happiness.
The following are some of the signs of true love in a perfect romance (Ref. E. Arthur-“12 Signs of True Love in a Relationship”):
·   Give and take in love. You give to the relationship unconditionally without expecting  something back from your partner.
·     Pure happiness. You are filled with happiness just watching your special person smile or laugh out loud even though you are having a bad day.
·        Pain and anger. You may feel hurt when your lover upsets you, but their actions never anger you. You cannot remain annoyed with them for long because it hurts you more.
·       You make sacrifices for their happiness or wellbeing even if they may not realise it.
·       The right effort. You go to great lengths to make efforts to improve the relationship and try to please your partner and make them feel loved and special.
·       You can’t hurt them. When you are truly in love with someone, you cannot hurt them in any way.
·      You keep your promises. When you make a promise to this person, you keep it even though this person does not know that you broke it.
·        When you truly love your partner, you see them as part of your life and your future.
·      You share their burdens. You are always willing to help in their difficulties even though you have problems of your own.
·      Pride and jealousy. You feel proud when they achieve something even though you may have failed at it. When you love someone, you cannot be jealous.
·       You are willing to suffer, just to see them happy.
·    Their perspective. Whenever you have plans of your own, think of your partner’s opinion before doing something for yourself.

So here I have written something about True Relationship, I hope you all will like it:




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