Love Society

Couples In Love

By: Ross Bainbridge

Love is a deep feeling of attraction and affection between two people. It is a bond that seems almost intangible, and couples in love share intense feelings and are obsessed with each other. Some feel that couples in love act like they are crazy. Many believe that falling in love affects the hormone levels of both men and women. Findings show that both men and women who are in love have higher levels of stress hormones known as cortisol. This simply means that love can be somewhat stressful.

Men tended to show lower levels of testosterone and women showed higher levels of testosterone. In other words, men and women become more alike than ever when in love. Another pretty obvious fact is that when two people are in love, they tend to ignore one another’s faults. Hence the expression “love is blind.” This is explained by a researcher named of Bartel who believes that the neural circuits that are normally associated with critical social assessment of others is suppressed when in love. This feeling quickly dissolves through when the couple has been together for a while. Hormone levels drop, faults are quickly noticed, and in many cases - true love falls apart. Some interesting facts to note are the average marriage in the US lasts an average of seven years, and one in three first marriages ends in divorce. A recent study showed that out of 15,000 married couples, 50% are not happy, and only 25% had really good marriages.

Couples provides detailed information on Couples, Celebrity Couples, Interracial Couples, Couples Counseling and more. Couples is affiliated with Relationship Advice .

Related to Love Guide

  • Happy Couples
  • Couples Therapy: Is It Right For You?
  • Divorced Couples
  • Unhappy Couples
  • Marriage: 4 Kinds of Marriage Mates
  • Couples
  • Interracial Couples
  • Relationship Advice: From Soul Mates to Room Mates
  • Marriage: The Life Mate Marriage
  • Keys To A Marriage That Does Not End In Divorce
  • Relationship Advice: On the Challenges and Joys of Sharing a Bed
  • Married Couples
  • Marriage Problems
  • Which Came First, Love or Marriage?
  • Couples Counseling
  • Relationship Advice: J is for Just You and Me
  • The Basics of Marriage Counseling
  • Legal Protection for Same-Sex Couples
  • Relationship Advice: The Power of Co-existence
  • Second Marriage Showers
  • Relationship Advice: Your Language of Love
  • Relationship Advice: Closeness and Connection
  • How to Fight Fair
  • Relationship Advice: From Room Mates to Soul Mates
  • Divorce Rate Plummets As More Americans Shack Up Instead of Getting Married
  • Leave a Reply

     

    Close
    E-mail It