What Is The Right Age To Fall In Love, Is Teenage Love For Real?

According to me teenage love doesn’t last longer. Most of the teenagers don’t actually fall in love but just think that they have fallen. It is just an infatuation.

Reasons

Adolescence is a period of transistion period. They are not children anymore nor they are adults. They constantly undergo physical and emotional changes. Hormonal changes are at its peak during adolescence. So they have continuous mood swingsThey think there is no one in this world who cares for themThey dont like the way their parents behave towards them. They feel that they are loved by none. They are in continous search for love and care but they aren’t mature enough to see that in their parentsHence they think it is love when the opposite sex talks in a pleasing manner to them.

They think that their partner cares for them abundantly. Their hormones signals them that it is love. Butterflies fly here and there in the stomach and they think its loveThey don’t have the maturity to understand the difference between love and infatuationThey will be on cloud nine after getting in a relationship. They think that their partner would never leave them but stay with them forever. But their love doesn't last longer. They later regret it but then the past might haunt them forever.

So it’s not a wise decision to fall in love when your a teen. Teenage is for you to enjoy with your friends and family. Just keep it light don’t ruin in by getting in a relationship.

Its wise to fall in love when you understand the real difference between love and infatuation. You can fall in love in your twenties.

What's your point in this, leave your comment.

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