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I always hear about someone falling in love, being happy, finding their soul mate, and then after a few months or years they break up. Is it possible to stop loving someone who once felt so close to you?
Very impossible we only have some thing that come fast when ever we talk about love no one fall in love talkless of falling out of love we only grow in love not falling that’s my own way of reasoning this thing so we bestly grow be in not fall in love
As much as everything is possible, or can be possible in the eyes of the humans, I will say yes; you can fall out of love. Anything that is yes, is because you accepted it, and anything that is no, is because you rejected it. Same goes with on and off, or good and bad.
Meaning if you decide and say yes, you want to fall out of love, you will. As a matter of fact, indecisiveness bring forth confusion and suffering. In simpler word, i mean to say when you do not decide on what you want, you end up being confused about life, and that lead to suffering.
First i will say love is an emotion, and you ca feel it if you let it, and you cannot if you don’t let in the emotion. As much as i think the power of love is strong for other, but I equally believe anything that has power over you is because you let it in.
So if you loved someone before, due to some emotion you felt, and at a point in time, you no longer feel that same emotion, you can decide to relief the burden by letting the emotions out. And if you decide not to fall out, you can as well remain in. Its all your decision to make.
Relationships change over time, and it isn’t uncommon for people to lose romantic feelings and experience breakups. The key is knowing how to handle these feelings, knowing when it’s worth it to try to salvage a relationship, and when to move on.