^ this too. Although with an inch of caution: This above one can be easily transcommuted to be the answer to the question, "what is a true erection?"

of course a person can fall out of love,,if a persons wants,,desires,,wishes,,needs,,are disregarded,,ignored,,discounted,,its easy to lose the faith,,respect,,love for any person,,

yes it can happen. i've been told this several times over the years

yes

Of Course. Try being friends first. Then you will now more about them and what they are about before you get with them. I love all my friends.

Every memory is a reminder of love...If it makes you mad, it's because you miss what was once there...and how it got messed up..

If it's sad it's because you miss what was once there __LOL

If it's happy and it's gone--it's because you miss what was once there

If it was not true love memories would not reflect emotions. . other than laughter---perhaps if the relationship was a joke and not really based on "LOVE"

Being in love is like being drunk in a bar.

Some fall out of love, or else out of the bar. (Although that's why they are called bars, because the early bars had bars to keep people from falling out.)

Some fall out of love, some get thrown out of love by the bouncers.

Some are intoxicated by love.

Some watch tv when in a love.

Some conduct business in a bar, for the love of love, for the love of money.

Some drink beer in the love.

Therefore most go to the lovetory when they have drunk a quantity of beer.

I think if the love is a lie yes, but if its true love no. But even if it is true love you can grow apart.

Speaking of the romantic term of "falling in love..."

Falling "in love" is basically only temporary. It is like a hypnotic obsession. Infatuation. Chemistry. Temporary!!

It is a mutual admiration society. Hopefully its mutual.

Once you learn how flawed the other person is -- your delusion is dashed.

So do you fall out of love? You were never really "in love" in the first place.

Yes that too.

You grow and you put your attention elsewhere. It is a matter of where your attention is put.

I believe you.

Well if anyone comes up with a formula to prevent that from happening I'm all ears.

Ah, but what if that is entirely the reason that you love that person? What if it's their social irregularities and lack of being "prim and proper" that make it so they occupy your every waking thought?

On the topic, it is entirely possible to "Fall out" of love. The individual who said that it's partners who "stop being in love" was only half right. For instance with my last relationship, I still loved my ex very much, and tried everything within my ability to repair our relationship. But she had stopped loving, and because of that our relationship fell apart.

The term "Falling out of love" is really more apt than "falling in love," because the verb "falling" denotes being in a higher position prior to the "fall." For most of us, love - as undefinable as it is - is far better than being without love. Nobody likes sleeping in an empty bed every night. I personally think the terms would be more accurate in saying "Growing in love" and "falling out of love." But that's just me.

Haha, just meet some of the ladies I have...

like a lead balloon..

Or a Led Zeppelin.