Is it possible I'm in love at 17?
I've been going out with my boyfriend for 1 year and 5 months, I'm his first and hes mine. We are so close! I am 100% comfortable around him and hes the same with me, I'm completly myself and we have such fun together and understand eachother completly! I cannot imagine my life without him, and I really don't know what I'd do without him. We see eachother most days of the week, and then when I leave I miss him straight away, we are always contacting and I feel like I'm loving him more everyday as I never get sick of him and I honestly cannot imagine splitting up with him or being with someone else, I could easily picture a future with him, do you think I'm in love..? Im unsure whether its love or just really really strong feelings.
Men over 50... Do they still fall in love?
You said it: experience and perspective. The more women we date and lose for various reasons, the less we rely on a woman to feel fulfillment. The pattern becomes stagnant and the old saying "all that glitters isn't gold" holds new meaning. And with each new found "love" we compare them with past relations. What the old one did that the new one doesn't etc. And so the standards become higher because we want to hand pick the best traits from them all and have them embodied in "the one". That turns into unrealistic expectations, until the effort put into the search becomes the realization that your essentially chasing a mirage. That's my personal experience and perspective, obviously different for everyone. But is it possible? Absolutely, but statistically less likely as the effort and searching diminish with age. Maybe for some the expectations are lowered out of desperation for companionship, but if you know your settling for less will you feel fulfilled and complete? And if not can you really be in love?
Can a 25-year-old girl really fall in love with a 50-year-old widower?
…when my late wife leaves me with our only son, battling for her disease, i almost died of loneliness and grief. I thank God that my son that time comforts me on his own little way until now. But still i felt empty and lonely. I closed the door to other people which they can't understand, where all of their suggestion are so meaningless to me. Really, there is a hole inside of me which no one can patch it thru…after a year i accidentally met a girl on social media half a total age of mine. She is working outside the country for almost 3 years now. With a continous communication on some of our interest in life, our friendship grows to a fruitful ,beautiful and loving relationship. I even arranged a flight to see her personally and made a proposal. We made dreams and goals together, she fills everything that i need emotionally...in short, I fall in love with this 25years old girl..honestly. That time adds another stamp on my timeline. I started to prepare something for her by working hard to earn, just to surprise her when we are officially together. My everyday was so colorful that time..but after almost a year of relationship, things suddenly changed. She becomes cold on me and breaks me for no reason i can think off. Later she declared that she has another boyfriend, which i found out more younger and lives within the United States..it really broke my heart until now..i can't imagine love so cruel on me for both dead and living. But on the other side i'm so thankful for the Above, that i've just passed it thru ...i just can't understand if love really exist on young people to love an older one...especially if the younger one trying play games especially on a widow/er. My word for you is...That life may be always be fair to you. May you get what you deserve..that my love for you still remains.
Can a 50 year old male fall in love with a 26 year old?
Absolutely. I fell in love with my husband very young. He is 13 years my senior. We've spent almost two decades together. He's my best friend and “partner in crime” and I’m so glad we met. He's the best thing that ever happened to me.It depends on who each of you are at your core. Sure, physical differences may be of concern past a certain point — and you would have to be totally honest and upfront about how each of you feels about children in particular (which is true of any relationship, but especially true of one with a significant age gap). You could be a super-fit 50-year-old and such a concern could be moot. I have a friend who’s in his eighties, and he and his wife go swimming every week. They're fitter than some of my middle-aged peers!Ultimately, your personalities will determine the longevity of the relationship. There are plenty of naysayers — but lots of relationships with couples close in age fail all the time. And be prepared for lots more naysayers, too. We've had plenty, though they've typically shut up by now. lolRelationships are a living, breathing thing, and as such, they require constant care and maintenance. This is true no matter what the ages of those involved. It's just as true when you're 19 as it is when you're 59.So if your personalities are compatible, the physical attraction is mutual, and the dedication and commitment comes from both of you, there's no reason why it can't work. You just have to be devoted to nurturing each other and the relationship, and it will be the most rewarding thing in your life.
Is it possible to turn your life around at 50?
I'm 50, out of work, out of money, and I know I got to this point because of a lot of bad decisions I made in my life. I'd like to go in a whole new direction, but frankly, I'm feeling old and washed-out, like I've missed the boat. Has anyone else ever been here and turned things around?
Is it possibel to have found true love at age 19?
miss larissa, the answer to your question is without a doubt YES. i met my true love and soul mate when we were both 17 years old and still in high school. we met in january, graduated in may (different schools), turned 18 in august and married in october. we have had four children, and some very lean times together. the key word there is together. we fell in love together, grew up together, and stayed together through circumstances that end most marriages. we love each other more now than when we met over 31 years ago. so i can assure you that it happens. good luck. tony
Can you fall in love after the age of 45? Is it the same feeling that younger people experience?
Absolutely you can (fall in love after age 45)!It is different though.. a lot more deliberate, more stable, more mature. You are much more capable of loyalty and commitment, and more understanding of when it is deserved.
Can you fall in love with someone after 10 days?
I know, being a logical person, a well educated analyst, I should say that it is impossible. You can have a crush, but you can't love somebody in such a short period of time. All psychologists and “live advisers” will tell you, that before you can love somebody, you have to get to know the person, you have to see what he/she is like, what are his/her flaws and imperfections, what are his/her strengths. You have to spend a lot of time together in order to get to know each other and see if you will understand each other and if you are compatible, and then with time love could evolve. Yes, this might be the science and the theories, nonetheless it is not what I have experienced in my life.I fall in love with a man as soon as I saw him and I deeply loved him. We started living together as a couple just a few days after we met and for a few years we had a wonderful relationship. Okay, fair enough, it didn't last forever – after 7 years he left me and it took me years to recover from my broken-heart.Nonetheless, my parents are another example of love at the first sight. My dad saw my mum, fell in love as soon as he saw her. They went just for a three dates before they got married. Now, more than 44 years later they still love each other very deeply and are very happy together. Yes, it is true, people say that they are an exceptions and this type of love happens only in the movies. Nevertheless, I also know another couple, similar story, with the small difference that they were happily married for 58 years until the death did they part. I know, they are also an exception. I would have a few more “exceptions”, but... I think we have enough examples to say, that though loving somebody from the first moment isn't very common, it is possible.I wrote a bit more about my romance and my parents story answering the question: https://www.quora.com/Can-you-ex...