From a psychological point of view, love goes through the following stages: 1. Falling in love. A person experiences euphoria from the relationship with the object of love. Lovers exaggerate the personal qualities of a partner, dignity and achievements, do not notice his shortcomings, vices. The period of falling in love continues until the first serious conflict or the beginning of arranging a joint life.
2. Satiation. At this stage, lovers begin to soberly evaluate their partner, ask themselves if they need the relationship they have begun, and try to spend time without a loved one. 3. Disgust. The lover begins to be annoyed by the manners of behavior, actions, the smell of the partner, his style of clothing. The period of disgust is a turning point. The couple will break up if the lovers cannot overcome this stage in the relationship together.
4. Humility. At this stage, the lovers saw each other for who they are in reality. They accept their beloved, come to terms with his shortcomings and imperfections, adapt to each other, smooth out conflicts, and avoid quarrels.
5. Pleasing. People come to the realization that they are ready to endure hardships and joys together with their loved ones. Partners support each other in any endeavors, provide all possible assistance.
6. Friendship. Sincere friendships are vital to love. At this stage, lovers learn trust, become friends.
7. True love. What is true love? This is a measured, deep and clear feeling, when passions shift from dominant positions and become secondary, and lovers feel like a single whole.