I’m Crying Because I Love You: The Unexpected Emotions of True Love

True love is often treated like a magical experience that only happens once in a lifetime. However, true love can also be incredibly challenging and emotional – sometimes you’ll feel like crying out of joy or sadness.

Discovering the intricacies of loving another person involves experiencing various emotions beyond happiness and joy. In this article, we explore some of the unexpected emotions you may encounter on your quest for true love.

Infatuation: A drug-like high

Infatuation is an emotion that leaves us feeling happy, giddy but unable to reel ourselves back to reality. It’s down to Dopamine – a chemical released via our brain’s reward center responsible for making us feel good – with crazy side effects including irrational behavior!

Truthfully speaking, infatuation has its place in the start; as when you first lay eyes on someone special (cue butterflies) it sends shivers up your spine. Just don’t make life-long commitments based solely on these feelings because dopamine production will taper down leaving you seeing clearly-while being stuck in disappointing heaven!

Acceptance/Understanding

When two people fall in love, there are unavoidable misunderstandings/change-ups along the way. It’s critical that both partners learn & accept each other’s weaknesses (letting go of perfectionism!)-…here comes compromise.

Learning from one another’s different perspectives whilst checking any thought patterns prevents fallout before it leads too far down troubled waters.

Remember everybody tells lies! Some big some small…but by embracing compassion and forgiveness together coupled with accepting imperfections- honesty levels amongst partners get realigned fostering growth & unity overall!

Jealousy: Control much?

Jealousy arises from insecurities within individuals who perceive their partner is desirous over someone else without overt lack of reciprocation (trust impaired here). Even though it’s a common emotion, it can be very destructive to relationships.

Jealousy-borne actions of the past (i.e., checking someone’s phone) exude pure distrust- resulting in residual scars that may never heal. It boils down to understanding oneself beyond everything else; how one’s insecurities may hastily edge out our partner unintentionally!

Fear: A requirement for true love?

The fear of losing your partner or not being able to live up to their expectations is one of the negative emotions that come with true love. The anxiety stems from wanting and loving another person so much it terrifies us as we feel vulnerable & powerless.

Fear helps maintain positive change within couples’ relationshups! Learning what makes each other upset puts characteristics/behaviors into perspective allowing unknown opportunities for growth together!

Fears notorious cousin who likes scratching its way into awareness manifests itself as ‘the dreaded fight’. As arguments are inevitable (we’re all human after all) they needn’t make or break things but rather than avoid; choosing to communicate better by finding ways difusing confrontation & distilling the situation allows you both create mechanisms that permit overcoming interpersonal fears-together comparatively easy and without incident!

Empathy: Walking in others’ shoes

Empathy means putting yourself in another person’s shoes and thinking about how they feel if something were happening in your life instead — especially helpful when times hit rocky patches.. Connection becomes stronger as partners have shared experiences drawing them nearer.

Even amid some copious amounts of raunchiness you gotta keep remind yourselves above everybody there needs nurturing too!

Assembling laughter mixed w deep chats, catching a movie at home i.e cheesy Netflix romance; going out dancing etc generate good night prompts which lead nicely onto pillow talk –sharing life moments/surroundings -helping ascertain peaceful relaxation whilst discussing topics more transparently inducing further insightful conversations leading back into self-reflection-that is powerful now!

Desire: So you want something?

Desire could be anything from the urge to unite with someone else, increasing physical attraction towards a partner or feeling passionate about life goals once considered unattainable! It’s an all-encompassing emotion tied to better experiences of thriving marriage & being a solidifying staple in any approach.

Tensions may have previously mounted where deep connections take place (👀 we’re talking rekindling the spark). However, this should be thoughtfully mastered as paying close attention reduces unnecessary flare-ups ensuring it rarely happens again.

Get past these challenges by playing some tantalizing music and engaging in exhilarating things together. The power lies within keeping communication channels open while always acknowledging each other’s desires for enhanced relationship growth.

Gratitude: Thankful much?

Gratitude stems from finding even more purpose post-commitment; rather than fall into new patterns going out of your way becomes easier leading to improved spontaneous moments that match such levels- seamlessly transcending egoistic barriers between partners.

Appreciating each other leads to fewer tiffs, further strengths relationships whilst deepening overall love expressed as appreciation reaffirms positive feelings thereby minimizing negative occurrences during especially challenging times!

Positive directions come naturally through continual loving gestures for one another allowing gratitude opportunities-more so when no specific event has occured -just because. Life already drags; share in comforting moments together and let time heal wounds: one love — many emotions!

Summing up

Being prepared emotionally when it comes to true love involves welcoming emotional twists/turns including joyous ones alongside challenging emotions. These different facets tie us down as humans inching closer together every single moment with newfound respect learned along the way optimizing chances of living happily ever after!

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