Do you believe in love at first sight?

In the broadest sense, this question can be argued from diferents points of views. The majority of people say that they don't believe in love at first sight, but there are some people that believe in it. We understant that love at first sight mens that someone falls in love when they see another person, without meet him or her before. 

On the one hand love at first sight usually takes five or ten seconds until the two people involved feel something special for each other. Many people are incredulous in this situation, but only the affected people will be really aware of what has happened to them. Symptoms of love at first sight:

• The first symptoms: a feeling of well-being

You feel a deep sense of happiness, you forget the worries and problems.

Even, some women say that their mind separates from their body, thus creating a sense of well-being.

• Second symptom: the obsession of the other

The other person becomes our main thinking. It's like everything disappeared around you. You only see him or her.

• Third symptom: physiological signs

Palpitations are one of the main physical signs that the person involved (on love at first sight) describe, first, as if the heart was the first to know that he just knew love. Then many other symptoms occur which include hot flashes, flushing cheeks or butterflies in the stomach.

On the another hand there are people that don’t belive in it. On the another hand there are people that don’t belive in it. “Love at first sight doesn’t exist and is due to a combination that the brain makes between past and recent experiences in order to update resources”, according to research of Northwestern University in the United States, Donna Jo Bridge. Another study by scientists at Hamilton College in New York has just revealed that we need to see at least 4 times someone to feel in love.

In one experiment the scientists showed repeatedly photos of 122 people to a group of 22 women and men, asking them to evaluate the photos while their brain activity was being recorded. As the assessments increased, the researchers observed that the behavior of brain waves was similar to that associated with excitation. That is, the more they identified a face or more they became familiar, the more excited they were.

As the attraction to the people in the photos began to increase from the fourth time, the scientists concluded that, perhaps, the faces of other people may be more attractive to us when we saw the person before.

In conclusion, Many people don't believe in love at first sight, but we can generally say that it does exist. Of course you never know where you can find it. If you are lucky to find it take care of it, since you never know if that person will be the love of your life.

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