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23/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(7/7) You’re physically attracted to this person.

Some people might argue that love isn’t about s*xual attraction, but research confirms that s*xual desire and s*xual behaviors enhance closeness and intimacy, promoting pairbonding, or attachment to a significant other (Birnbaum and Finkel, 2008). It’s believed that s*x is a mechanism that keeps a couple together, and is part of the experience of consummate love.

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

19/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(6/7) You have your differences but are similar to this person on important dimensions.

The idea that opposites attract is compelling, but it is fundamentally unsupported by the research on long-term relationships. That said, opposites do tend to attract short-term flings (Amodio and Showers, 2005), suggesting that there’s a great deal of appeal in the exotic or different—although that appeal may not sustain a relationship. If your relationship is headed toward long-term love, you and your partner are more likely to be similar than different.

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

13/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(5/7) You sometimes feel like you can’t get enough of this person.

Prominent relationship researcher Helen Fisher suggests that love is a biochemical experience—much like drug addiction because intense love activates the brain’s reward system in ways quite similar to addictive substances (Fisher, Xu, Aron, and Brown, 2016). Successful long-term relationships strike a balance between alone time and together time, but attraction is important. At times, in happy long-term relationships, the pull towards long-term partners can be as strong as the passion felt when couples first get together.

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

09/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(4/7) You don’t mind the idea of some dependency.

People like to be in charge of their lives and depending on someone else can be an uncomfortable proposition. Plus, people aren't always thrilled to have others depend on them. However, experimental evidence shows that people who are highly motivated to increase closeness—like those who are in love—no longer hold negative views of dependence when it comes to their love interest (Koranyi and Meissner, 2015).

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

06/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(3/7) You love looking at his or her face.

Eye gaze is a surprising indicator of romantic intentions, differentiating between lust and love. A recent experimental study revealed that in the context of love, visual attention is primarily directed towards the face; in the context of lust, eye fixations are more frequently oriented toward the body (Bolmont, Cacioppo, and Cacioppo, 2014).

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

02/02/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(2/7) You’re ready to make sacrifices for the other person.

If love is in the air, sacrifice is too. Individuals who engage in costly commitment signals are more oriented toward a long-term relationship with their partner. Costly commitment signals are pro-relationship behaviors that require substantial sacrifice, perhaps in time, emotions, or financial resources—e.g., driving a partner to an appointment or giving a gift. Engaging in costly commitment signals is healthy for relationships, while the absence of these behaviors can damage the long-term stability of a relationship (Yamaguchi, Smith, and Ohtsubo, 2015).

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

29/01/2024

7 Signs That You've Found True Love

(1/7) You find yourself saying “we” more than “I” or “me.”

Language is a secret window into how you perceive yourself in relation to others. What words do you use? What words does your partner use? People who are close use plural words like “we” more frequently in conversation than singular pronouns like “I” or “me” (Pennebaker, Mehl, and Niederhoffer, 2003). The kinds of feelings that suggest love are likely accompanied by a tendency to use plural pronouns.

(7 Signs That You've Found True Love, Theresa E. DiDonato Ph.D.,
Psychology Today)

18/01/2024

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