How much love can be in life?
There are billions of people in the universe, millions in our republic, so can we say we were born for only one of them? Maybe we’ve met someone we thought was the star in our lives, who means the most to us. Some have married such a person and spent the rest of their lives with them, but others were convinced that it was only a momentary seduction. Are we able to recognize it in a moment of love embrace?
How much is love?
Do you think this is a useless question? We certainly understand that it is not. It is love for something or someone, such as maternal love, love of country, love of God, and the love of love or marriage. Each of them is different. For some, we are even able to sacrifice our lives, not only for lost years but also to die for it. Few people offer partner love, and many novels have also been written about it, but is that a fact?
Love at first sight
As it was written, many people are unsympathetic to us, but others are nice, and some interest us at first sight. And interestingly, it does not have to be a beautiful woman or a muscular young man. We often see pairs of very similar people; for example, they are united by a more diminutive stature or a more substantial figure, usually have common interests, and the like.
We also meet different couples, so even any similarity is not decisive. But is love the real thing at first glance? We say that the body and the soul are one; in the beautiful body, a beautiful spirit and vice versa. However, many of us are very wrong about this.
This is also a slightly different topic. But the result can be a disappointment and something else, such as the discovery of another person who, with his sympathies, surpasses the former. This can lead to the layering of love during life, and they are all “at first sight.” There is probably only one love,
Love in infidelity
Trustor admiration is the bond for many years of marriage when primordial love fades. Of course, it’s enough to live together and enjoy life, but for some, it may not be enough; he lacks the pounding of a heart filled with love. And so it happens that infidelity blooms in a seemingly orderly marriage. It can be a man or a woman; one meets love at first sight, usually more or less years younger, and is lost.
He feels the “second sap” of the return of youth and physical energy. But beware, there is still a marriage and a person who certainly does not deserve something terrible from us. So we concluded that one can have two loves. The decision is difficult in this case; it usually takes time. An older partner, for example, finds out about infidelity, divorce is coming. Or a new love looks around and gets kicked. Then, there is a return to the old dorms, but we can still expect a new love to appear. After such an experience, it is difficult to resist the sweet deception of the forbidden spell.
Watch out for dreams.
So far, we have described frequent situations but always somehow positively ended. But one can go astray or not know how. Many very nice people can hide evil in themselves. He can behave elegantly. He can use sugar, flatter, and caress his soul. Is it possible not to fall in love with such a person? How soon can we admit falling in love with the wrong person?
How do you know that its sweet tones are false at the core? We will also know this when we find out how our property ran up somewhere inconspicuously, our old marriage fell apart, and our family turned away from us. Then, we will be instructed that love is over because we have nothing left—just those tears for crying.
Love and fidelity are based on the idea that there is only one in the world for us and that we can love only one person all our lives. After all, everything and everything is evolving. Man and everything around us is ageing. Sometimes, the house needs renovation, and sometimes, our love needs it.
However, it depends on the foundations, especially on maintenance. Although all this seems contradictory, it is up to us to decide whether to resist or succumb. But thousands of generations before us have been unable to say what is right, and neither can we.
