discuss Does love actually fade away? Why does it possibly fade?

[King Belieal]

In this context, we are talking about romantic love. I have heard some people say that true love doesn't fade. Another set of people say that love fades and it not as strong as it was as the relationship progresses.

Do you think that love erodes at a certain point in marriage? Or true love doesn't truly fade away?

 

[Fidelia1]

Love actually does fade away if it is not nurtured to sustain and grow it. Any love that is abused would start dying gradually till it completely wears off. I have lost love for someone simply because of the way that the person treated me. And this was someone that I felt deep love for.

 

[NatureFreak]

Well, this could happen because some people mistake love with infatuation. Infatuation fades away easily, but love when properly maintained, can grow even stronger.

 

[Kross]

Love is not infinite. There are things that people people do and love grows. Same way, there are things that you would do and love would die. Love actually fades away when factors choke it. It even dies when the choking is too much.

 

[Yama]

If you are living apart, if you communicate less, if you do not spend time together too frequently, your love can face away. That's because in a relationship people always have options. Your relationship with parents or even siblings will always stay because you are part of them but for couples, it is common to sway away

 

[lens]

In my opinion, I think love should evolve. It shouldn't fade. So when you are in a relationship, it's necessary to put in efforts to nurture and sustain emotional connection with your partner. That is how to enhance love.

 

[Apsara]

Love can fade when emotional connection, communication, or mutual effort declines. Routine, unmet needs, or growing apart can shift feelings. I believe love needs nurturing to last.