They may be starting to feel like your new best friend and not just a romantic partner. Getting to Know Each Other: Through social interactions and shared activities, you begin to get to know this person and start spending even more quality time with each other and find out you like a lot of the same things. Either way, a touch, glance, or smile sends those feel-good chemicals surging through your brain, and you feel irresistibly compelled to go out of your way to spend more time with them. Physical Attraction: You look at someone from across a room, catch their eye, and immediately feel a strong sense of attraction. In fact, the brain of a person in love reveals elevated levels of dopamine and adrenaline, indicating that this experience is truly a “high”. In the early stages of falling in love in a relationship, the feelings of love have an addictive quality. We often know very little about the other person at first they remain somewhat mysterious, and we tend to project our own needs and wants onto them. We tend to develop a strong attraction for someone based on any desirable characteristics they might possess and the quality of our interactions with them. In other words, it's simply a biological instinct to ensure the survival of the species. The intense passion that makes you feel like you can't get enough of someone is hardwired into our brains to help us choose a mate. What leads us to the powerful feeling that one person we're falling in love with is our soulmate? Much of the answer to this lies in biology and brain chemistry. You might be curious about what happens to us when we fall in love. Reasons We Develop Romantic Love Feelings How can you possibly commit to falling in love with anyone in the future(or trust a commitment from them) if love is no more than an accident? When someone says, "I keep falling in and out of love with you," what does it mean? Is this someone you can depend on? If we think of love this way, it's exciting but also scary. It can be thrilling or disastrous, but in either case, falling isn't usually something we can control. The terms "falling in love" and "falling out of love" make it sound like love is an accident similar to tripping over your feet or tipping your chair too far backward. If that's true, shouldn't that heady feeling of crazed adoration last for your entire life? Why does it just go away? One key statement was “You don’t wanna fall in love”.According to all of the poetry we've read and the romantic movies we've watched, falling in love is supposed to last forever. Bailey goes on to say she couldn’t walk the line and she can keep acting like she is fine but in reality, she wants Bailey back. After talking the mother tells Bailey she is trying to convince her that the man she is with is not the right one and she is a fool for leaving Bailey. He later sees this woman’s mother at a county market. He also says he is a walking testimony and his confession on how he feels is released into the song. Essentially saying one second it is appreciated because it’s a blessing. He expresses his feelings by describing love as a smoke ring around your finger. Bailey believes she is crazy for leaving him and that she left because this man had more money. Ironically Bailey and her were supposed to move there. She later found a man who married her and they moved down to South Carolina on the coast. She packed her bags and drove off in the truck Bailey bought her.
Bailey and a lady were together for a period of time until they split.
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