Love changes people. Not only behavior changes, but also a person's character. Signs of falling in love are mostly impossible to control. Even trying to hide the incipient sympathy, a person involuntarily betrays his true feelings.
External signs of love
Falling in love can radically change the behavior of even adults, successful and self-confident people. The face involuntarily spreads into a smile at the mere mention of the name of a loved one. Legs give way when he just passes by. Lovers literally sparkle with positive and want to infect everyone around them. They are more likely to compliment and try to help others. Love makes a person kinder.
Falling in love gives people an unprecedented flow of energy. Cases that previously took a lot of time literally burn in their hands. Lovers lose their appetite. True, this applies to a greater extent to the beautiful half of humanity. Girls easily part with extra pounds without making any effort.
With love, jealousy and anxiety often come. Therefore, lovers try to spend every free minute next to their loved one. A woman will skip her favorite TV show, and a man will refuse traditional gatherings with friends in a sports bar for a date. Lovers almost never let go of the phone and every 10 minutes they update the page on the social network, just not to miss a call or message.
Falling in love leaves an imprint on the tastes and interests of people. A fan of Mozart and Schubert may fall in love with a guy from a rocker crowd and become interested in the work of Agatha Christie and The King and the Jester. The guy who skipped physical education classes will enthusiastically rush to master snowboarding and alpine skiing, falling in love with a girl athlete. Falling in love gives people inspiration. Even the most hardened pragmatists begin to write poetry and paint pictures.
Hormones are to blame
Love is listed as a disease by the World Health Organization. It is located in the same section with alcoholism, gambling addiction and kleptomania. Scientists explain all signs of falling in love with an increase or decrease in certain hormones in the body.
In a person in love, the brain begins to produce an increased amount of phenylethylamine, the "substance of love." This hormone blocks the part of the brain that is responsible for rationality. He also makes people stupid, reduces the instinct of self-preservation. That is why lovers sometimes commit insane acts that defy any logic.
In lovers, the release of endorphins, "hormones of joy", increases. Endorphins are similar in their effects to drugs. Therefore, lovers begin to experience sensations similar to "withdrawal", when they do not have the opportunity to be close to the object of their love.
