LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT OR LOVE AFTER BEING FRIENDS


 
 Love at first sight is something I firmly believe in. It's possible to feel as though you've known someone for eons when you're in love, which is a powerful emotion. No matter how attracted or interested we are on our first meeting, sometimes we need time to get to know each other before our hearts will truly open up and take us by surprise (or not). But what if you see someone who seems like they would be the perfect match for your life, but they're not interested? What if they don't even know that you exist?


Love at first sight

  •  Love at first sight is the moment when you see someone and feel a strong attraction towards them.
  •  it is an immediate feeling of attraction
  • it can happen to anyone, at any time, and in any place

When you first see someone, you may experience love at first sight. There is no way to prepare for the overwhelming feeling of instant attraction that can occur when two people fall in love. It can happen to anyone, at any time, and anywhere. 

It's crucial to keep in mind that, even though falling in love at first sight can seem like a good thing (and frequently is), there are a lot of things that could go wrong if you don't know what you're getting into before getting involved with someone new.


Love after being friends

  • it can be a good thing
  • it can be a bad thing
  • it can be both good and bad
  • how to tell if it is good or bad


Love after being friends can be a good thing for both of you. It can also be a bad thing, depending on your situation.

It all comes down to how long you want the relationship to last after the initial chemistry and spark of attraction between the two of you. If so, it's probably best if they become more than just friends with benefits so they don't become overly attached and end up hurt when things later on turn bad (or even fail completely) and they lose someone they care about.

Don't agree too quickly if they're only looking for a casual relationship without a lot of commitment because there might not be anything worthwhile to stick around for if things weren't going well beforehand, which would mean that no matter how much fun we had together prior to beginning this new path together as "just" friends again, what would be the point?


Both are good.

  • both are good, but different
  • love at first sight is more intense, but can be fleeting
  • love after being friends is more real and lasting
  • you can't always choose which one you fall for

"You can't always choose your fate," is a proverb you may be familiar with. "This is accurate. You are placed in a particular circumstance at birth, and you endure it until you pass away. It's not always down to luck and fate, though; sometimes you can make decisions that affect how your life turns out. 
 
While love at first sight is passionate but short-lived, friendship-based love is more genuine and enduring. Both types of love are beneficial for different reasons: one makes us feel alive, while the other gives us solace when our hearts are broken or hurt (possibly even physically). Because everyone has different needs, it's crucial to understand the kind of relationship that suits YOU best.


Both are excellent. While it's wonderful to fall in love at first sight, falling in love after becoming friends can also be gratifying and comforting. The key is to not push yourself too hard; if both partners in a relationship believe that something special has occurred, they will undoubtedly be joyful. 





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