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What's limerence?

I didn't really believe too much in that "If you love them let them go," thing but is that possessiveness just limerence and dependency? honestly, context is needed, but I'm lazy.

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User Profile: Amanda84
Amanda84 May 15th

@reservedStrawberries6588

Limerence can mean getting too attached to someone before you even know them, no real connection.

Not a reciprocal love 💙

User Profile: softFaith439
softFaith439 May 16th

I think we need to look at each situation separately. It seems to me that if a person has a problem that you can handle, but you let go of it, it’s a choice not to go into difficulties and not to look for a compromise. But there are others situations.

User Profile: toughTiger6481
toughTiger6481 May 16th

@reservedStrawberries6588

Limerence can be different in situations.

It feels like love, but it is not based on fact or detail instead a overwhelming feeling of it will work out no matter what and disregarding the facts and details.   It is often one sided but not always.  I found the difference is we tell ourselves things that we know is not possible.