Love Relationships

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This paper, written from the perspective of the author and based on her personal experience, explains how and why people fall in love and why that initial attraction often fades. Work from experts on the subject of falling in and out love are cited in support of the author's own conclusions about why she fell in love and why that love subsequently dissolved. Finally, the paper concludes with the author's own definition of healthy, romantic love.

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"Furthermore, while the physical (i.e. sexual) component of our relationship was always healthy in its own right, that was hardly mirrored by the non-sexual physical expression of intimacy: he was always uncomfortable with public displays of affection and he exhibited very little inclination toward (or even tolerance for) non-sexual, affectionate touching. He expected any physical expression to lead,
necessarily, to overt sexuality, and he felt rejected or "teased" otherwise."

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