1. Men are generally more "romantic" than women.
2. Men fall in love faster than women. They also need more time to completely stop loving their chosen one, and they are more acutely experiencing the breakup.
3. In their love, women, in comparison with men, experience feelings of excruciating suffering and subdued delight.
4. In casual relationships, women are more likely to reveal their feelings - both positive and negative.
5. Men are more likely to share their views on politics and their successes; women - their feelings about other people and their fears.
6. Men see more sexuality in a situation where a woman notices only a manifestation of friendliness (platonic love).
When fiery passion diminishes, people can maintain relationships through closeness and devotion.
L.G. Lawrence wrote: “Loyalty and love are two different things, like a flower and a jewel. And love, like a flower, will wither, turn into something else, otherwise it will not bloom. "
The growing, “jewel-like” feelings arise in part because the two reap the benefits of the relationship, such as material wealth and social support. A long-term love relationship is emotionally rewarding. This long-term relationship creates an attachment to the person you love.
Separation from loved ones is painful because of the need for belonging. An adult love relationship provides a solid base from which a person can explore the world and work productively.
Psychological consequences of attachment
In intimate relationships, people often feel that their “I” is merged with the “I” of their partner, so that the well-being of their partner becomes their well-being. However, it is good to both support a partner and receive help.

Maintaining a long-term relationship depends on genetic differences in temperament.
Non-traditional and extroverted people often adopt unlimited sociosexual orientation, their relationships are less stable. Rock stars and actors, for example, have the social skills to flirt well and tend to ignore social taboos about infidelity.
Negative moods in love relationships and sullenness lead to partner dissatisfaction. Partners who find it difficult to control their impulses often break up. Extroverts are more prone to breaking up than traditional introverts.
People with low self-esteem tend to experience stronger romantic love.
However, people with high self-esteem are more likely to maintain longer lasting relationships.