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Reply to "Are love and physical attraction different (conceptually) to you?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pay attention here men. The answers in this thread is why you don't want to get married. [/quote] What answers? That physical attraction are different things? I read somewhere once that intense physical attraction (lust) typically lasts about 18 months in a new relationship. Love is what grows - or doesn't - during that period to take the place of that intense attraction in a long-term relationship. Not that attraction dies completely, but it tends to be moderated and subordinated to the broader affection and understanding that makes up love. This seems normal and natural to me (I'm a man), and why I think marriage proposals shouldn't happen until the couple has been together at least 18 months.[/quote]
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