But what about love at first sight??
I think those odds are like getting hit by lightening, eaten by a shark or winning the lottery - it doesn't happen very often, and could quite possibly end in tragedy. How often do you hear about someone falling in love at first sight and then having a happily ever after? The movies don't count. I guess the stereotype that goes with love at first sight is that you will have a happily ever after, but every relationship takes work.
But what about those people like Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian that met and married within three months? And now they've officially been married for a year. . . what are their chances for lasting? And what about Dave and Michelle from The Buried Life? They met and a day later got married in Vegas - granted, they've been together for 4 months (now), but according to Michelle, "they've decided to make it a go."
Even if I felt like I was "in love", I wouldn't get married within the first year. I believe getting married prematurely doesn't set up the relationship up for working and lasting. I believe that there are several
I suppose some people feel that doing a relationship on the go is what works for them, but I wonder how well it works?
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personally i don't think they are like any type of "odds". i just don't believe it exists at all purely on sight. i believe love... real love... takes time to develop, doesn't happen overnight (or at first sight). i think love at first sight should be more like "i can see potential in loving this person". it may be an instant connection you feel with someone, some type of chemistry, but absolutely..... not.... love!
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to agree w/you! Just like how ppl know in the first few minutes whether they would sleep w/the other person. . . guess it all comes down to chemistry and going w/your gut. . .
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