Love Vs. Infatuation In Romeo And Juliet

So you've done it. You've finally met someone special. You are wondering if he/she is the one. But how can you be sure if you are merely infatuated with the idea of this person, or if you have fallen head over heels in love with them? First, it would be helpful to know how these two aspects of our lives are alike and different from one another. Love and infatuation are similar because they both show signs of extreme devotion to another human being and involve two people who have strong feelings towards one another. They are different in the sense that love is a deep, meaningful feeling that takes time to develop and grow between two people's souls. Whereas, infatuation is merely the physical feeling towards someone's impression.

Love and infatuation are similar because they both share feelings between two people, they both are positive aspects of your life; things that put a bounce in your step, and they generally are new feelings for you. Love. Most people find it confusing, painful and real. It is all some can think about and others want to forget about it. You feel alive when you are in love, like nothing terrible can touch you. But when have it you are afraid of losing it, and when you have lost it you feel as though there is nothing left to live for. Most people mistake love for infatuation. An example of this is when Romeo becomes infatuated with Juliet in Shakespeare's timeless tale of two lovers of the past. He wore his heart on his sleeve, convinced that his love for Juliet at first was real. In fact, he only lusted for her physically, and didn't love her spiritually. How could he have? He had only met her once and they only shared a brief conversation. So, is Romeo the only person to ever mistake love for infatuation? The answer is no, and in fact, this is a common thing that happens in a lot of relationships between human beings. So, how are they similar? Love and infatuation are alike in the ways that they both involve two people, sexes irrelevant, who become involved with one another; normally because of the way they feel when they are around these people. Love and infatuation can both be part of a relationship, but at different times. Sometimes infatuation can mature and develop into love. Love and infatuation are incorporated into Romeo and Juliet because the two young adolescents first become infatuated with one another, which in turn, the lust develops into love. Love and infatuation are also similar in the way that they are both positive things in your life. They are both perks that keep you smiling, and feeling like you are floating in the sky or walking on the clouds. Whether you are infatuated with someone, or deeply in love with them, you cannot stop thinking about them. When you aren't with that special someone, who wish you were, and when you are with them, you dread the time when you will part from them again. With both feelings, food doesn't have much taste anymore, and things become blurred and unfocused. You have this uncontrollable laughter, and this airy feeling that fills your head and makes you dizzy with anticipation and delight. With both of these connections, you feel as though there is hope for the world again. As long as you have this person everything will be all right. Another similarity that these two things have is the fact that, most of the time, they bring new feelings to you. You may have never felt these feelings before, or just not with that certain person before. Either way, the feelings are new and exciting. When you are infatuated with someone, the feeling hits you like a big yellow school bus. You want this person. Love hits you less violently, but when you realize for the first time that you love someone, it is a feeling that no one can describe. With both love and lust, you have feelings of purpose and warmth in yourself. To conclude, love and lust are similar because they are both things that connect two people with thoughts and feelings, they both make you feel happy and positive, and they generally are new feelings for you.

Infatuation and love differ greatly from each other because of the factors relating to physical connection and spiritual connection. Infatuation is an exciting, exhilarating kind of feeling towards