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Love and Passion



Difference between Love and Passion

How long does the magic of love? A recent study found that passion, all a tumult of emotions, usually lasts 12-18 months. When the couple becomes accustomed to the routine of the union, the fire begins to decrease and is replaced by feelings of love, unity and serenity with a loved one, says the American anthropologist Helen Fisher in his book Why We Love.

What is passion?

More than an emotion, passion is a strong motivation that drives us and directs us in order to satisfy the biological need to reproduce. Passion is persistent and difficult to fade, and when we add reciprocated emotions like illusion. The passion is mixed with sex drive, but it is very different from this. Many people confuse passion with the desire for sexual release, but the passion and longing for sexual satisfaction found in different brain areas.

Love and Passion

What is love?

As the relationship lengthens, the passion starts to change; over time is gradually subsiding and becoming a deep love. It will dissolve those strong emotions, ecstasy, longing excessive, obsessive thinking, and intense energy. The couples do not spend all their time looking and caressing. But passion is transformed into feelings of safety and comfort, a sense of calm in a successful and happy marriage with the couple, whose life is closely intertwined with yours.


The years they make the fire cool and that hearts do not burn, but they love each other in a different, more warm and confident. Thing that endures is a loving couple and very deep friendship, a feeling link for that long coexistence, says anthropologist.

Why passion is extinguished

If the passion in the relationship is eternal, we would spend years devoted to the obsessive worship of the other; we could not concentrate on anything else other than your partner, and would be detrimental to daily activities. We would die of exhaustion, because the intense passion consumes enormous time and energy. Therefore, our brain calms the storm of romantic passion and gives us peace, until we return to fall in love with someone else and form a new bond.

In fact, the large amount of infidelity and divorce worldwide is the result of our pulse and again fall in love. But in our brain develop impulses of love calm and confident; with the purpose of motivating us to remain emotionally attached to the pair long enough to raise a child together during their childhood.

The separation of the couple

When the relationship has become stable, comfortable and safe, and when the euphoria of passion has waned, most marriages are accustomed to a lasting relationship that lacks the enjoyment of passion, some go to marriage counseling to attempt to renew the passion between them, others seeking extramarital affair and many get divorced. As Fisher says, "a lot of passion and love do not focus on the same person; you can feel a great love for your partner for a long time, and uncontrollable passion for someone you met recently."

There is also a form of "double love", in which members of the couple are still together but are paired with other people. As the couple does not meet your needs with passion, but do not want to move that relationship lasting are sincere and reach an agreement to have an affair with another person simultaneously. So try to enjoy the affection and passion the couple with another person. However, the ‘double love’ is utopian in real life, because the human being is by nature jealous and does not share your love with taste. Couples who practice the "double love" spend time experiencing their own feelings of possession.

Eternal love and passion
There are some long relationships where the passion again is intense at times of novelty or adventure holidays or different situations in everyday life. But there are also couples who have been married over 20 years and stay in love forever. They not only love but also the passion keeps them together for years in a lasting union. They are partners, sharing their privacy and also taste good balance autonomy with close by love and passion, lucky who have!

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