Limerence was named by psychologist Dorothy Tennov. It’s a deep, often puzzling set of feelings. Starting my journey into why people feel this way has brought me a lot of knowledge. I want to take a full look at this powerful feeling. My own experience with limerence began suddenly, filling my days with new emotions. … Read more
Exploring the complex world of relationships, I’ve been pondering a key question. Are all affairs driven by intense emotional states like limerence? This idea of being deeply attached, infatuated, and obsessed in love is fascinating. It sparks many discussions. I aim to distinguish between limerence and true love. This will highlight the roles of unreturned … Read more
Limerence is an obsessive, compulsive form of unhealthy infatuation. Often, but not always, limerence is the result of an affair. But no matter who is experiencing it or why, can limerence turn into love? As a general rule, limerence does not ever turn into real love. Real love is balanced, multi-faceted, and does not exclude … Read more