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230708SAT: Q474

Do you believe in limerence?

 

Limerence is a term coined by psychologist Dorothy Tennov to describe an intense romantic infatuation or obsession with another person.

It involves a combination of intense emotions, intrusive thoughts, and a strong desire for reciprocation.

Whether one believes in limerence or not depends on personal experiences and perspectives.

 

Some individuals may believe in limerence because they have personally experienced its effects.

They may have gone through a period of overwhelming infatuation where their thoughts were consumed by a specific person, their emotions were heightened, and they felt an intense longing for reciprocation.

These individuals may view limerence as a powerful and transformative experience that can deeply impact one's life.

 

On the other hand, some people may be skeptical about the concept of limerence.

They may argue that intense infatuations are temporary and eventually fade away, making it more related to the initial stages of a relationship rather than a distinct phenomenon.

They may believe that love and attraction are more complex and multifaceted, influenced by various factors such as compatibility, shared values, and emotional connection.

 

Ultimately, whether one believes in limerence or not is a personal belief.

It is important to acknowledge that human emotions and experiences are diverse and can vary greatly from person to person.

Some may resonate with the idea of limerence, while others may perceive it differently or prioritize other aspects of love and relationships.

The understanding of limerence may continue to evolve as research in the field of psychology progresses and sheds more light on the intricacies of human emotions.

 

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