Falling - can it happen?

Question

Can you fall out of love as quickly as you fell into it?

Answer 1

Are you suggesting that you just fell in love with me? And now your going to dump me for some showoff? How typical. Falling in love with someone can happen quickly. But that is really lust or infatuation. If you really fall, all the way till you hit something and have a bump on your head, you won't be falling in the other direction until you recover. Do you get what I'm trying to say here, with the analogy, and the falling, oh and the falling. Uhgg.

Answer 2

If you have truly fallen in love then no. Some partners can leave an emotional scar that lasts a life time, even if it fades a little its still their. Do you still remember your first true boyfriend? Can you still look back on certain memories and smile? Obviously we can fall out of love, but we lose a little peace of our heart every time. If you don't feel this, it probably wasn't love to begin with. But then that's just my opinion!

Answer 3

Well i you are really in love you don't just fall out of it fast most of the time it was something that was already happening you just tried to ignore it or you were never really IN LOVE you just felt like it was real love

Answer 4

i'm exceedingly particular I had countless falls while i replaced into little that i do no longer keep in mind (maximum in all danger from being bucked off my pony!) however the 1st one I keep in mind replaced into while i replaced into probable 8 or so. I had a sprint "white" (gray) pony named Snowflake (unique, i know) who replaced into green (sturdy mixture, remarkable?) and a sprint nutty, or perhaps she in basic terms did no longer like teenagers...ha. My twin sister rode her sooner or later and took her up our long driveway (we lived interior the direction of the rustic with a a million/3 mile long driveway). She stated that they observed a turkey and the horse spooked, yet did no longer do something. So i'm getting on for my turn and do a similar ingredient--different than that this time the turkey devoured. Snowflake spun around, bucked, and bolted. I hit the floor after the greenback, replaced into knocked out, and rescued via my panicking mom who got here across the horse galloping in the direction of the abode without me...that replaced into the 1st and worst time i've got ever lost my self assurance at the same time as using. i replaced into scared to pass swifter than a trot for a protracted time, and did no longer holiday that pony lower back until eventually i replaced into approximately 11--she proceeded to offload me lower back interior some weeks, and we bought her after that. don't be discouraged--we've all had falls the place we sense stupid or in basic terms know we would desire to/could have stayed on. sooner or later you'll want a greater outstanding fall the place no person would desire to've stayed on and you'd be wishing it replaced into in basic terms an embarrassing tumble into the airborne dirt and dirt :).

Answer 5

I dont think so.... you cant fall out of love as quickly as you fell into it... why do you think breaking up with someone you love is harder than falling inlove........ well that is if you really loved that someone...

Answer 6

I certainly can...and have many times. In fact, I think falling in love quickly is one of the causes of that!!!

Answer 7

No. It's hard falling out of love because when your in-love with someone these feeling are higher and stronger than any feelings you will ever have as far as relationships go. feelings will still be there somewhat even if you two have moved on.

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

There was an old lady on TV that fell and couldn't get back up, but in all fairness I don't know what her love life was like.

Answer 10

Yep, happens all the time. The things you dont like about him now were there in the beginning too, you just didnt notice ;-) Some people (not necessarly you) are in love with the idea of being in love and convince themselves that they are in the beginning.