Falling in love
 

What does it mean to you?

For me falling in love has multiple meanings: falling in love with what you enjoy doing as a job, falling in love with the opposite gender, falling in love with your family, friends, strangers and spreading love everywhere, falling in love with nature, animals, life such as being grateful that you live. It is what differentiates us from Robots and AI at the moment

Falling in love...
Such a beautiful state of being.
It mean different for each.
For me, falling in love means whenever I feel the serenity, inner peace, balance, positive energy flowing/expansion, and exceptional happiness - with another being (whether another person, dog, cat, or other animals), in certain situations/conditions, and/or with nature.

It means Uh Oh. Its usually a warning sign. Like stop before you crash.

Its also a song by Gloria Estefan. Such wisdom to put the words "uh oh" in front of "falling in love." My kinda woman.

An ridiculous amount of dopamine

Falling into life much deeper does the reason matter does the person your falling for know your falling for their world? Falling into their world.... and if they catch you it's the best feeling even though sometimes it doesn't work that way. Pain isloved. Love is pain. Falling. .

“What do you get when you fall in love?” another good song..

“You only get lies and pain and sorrow”

In my experience when you are falling in love with another for real and you know the feeling is reciprocated, you simply glow, inside and out. So many issues seem to vanish in the haze lol. Finally understood, from an empathetic perspective, with much accompanying joy and relief.

It’s taken me many years to incorporate that this much sought after state of being isn’t always permanent...but hey if you happen to be there, enjoy the ride!

I have never fallen in love, I'm 24. It means giving in and receiving the purest of you are. Being vulnerable and not judging. It means caring and caressing. Learning to make two be one.

Falling in love is a weakness I have long overcome.

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