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Cron · 01-15-2007, 11:28 PM

I've seen a number of articles in magazines the past two years that scientists believe that they are begining to discover that there is a biochemistry of love.

A number of articles have said that romantic love......the feeling of being head over heels in love, passion, etc only lasts about a year. After that people shift gears into another kind of love.

I guess this is why it makes sense to partner up with "your best friend".....somebody you would enjoy living with apart from any sexuality.

I only mention this because you BF did not have a problem with your weight for a long time.

Good luck. I know there are a lot of useful things to be said, but that you will still have to live with unpleasant feelings for a while.

I've been dealing with some ************ since last week so I can relate.

01-15-2007, 11:28 PM	#6 (permalink)
Cron Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 420	I've seen a number of articles in magazines the past two years that scientists believe that they are begining to discover that there is a biochemistry of love. A number of articles have said that romantic love......the feeling of being head over heels in love, passion, etc only lasts about a year. After that people shift gears into another kind of love. I guess this is why it makes sense to partner up with "your best friend".....somebody you would enjoy living with apart from any sexuality. I only mention this because you BF did not have a problem with your weight for a long time. Good luck. I know there are a lot of useful things to be said, but that you will still have to live with unpleasant feelings for a while. I've been dealing with some ************ since last week so I can relate.