Does the length of a relationship affect the feelings of both persons?
Lets say... a relationship that lasted 2 years. Would the extended time period keep your feelings lingering on inside your heart, or can it go away in a short period of time(around a month)?
Update:So lets say the relationship lasted 2 years... and there really wasn't much problems besides her 2 given problems (touchiness and family reasons). However, i try to hug her at least like once every 2-3 weeks, since i rarely get to spend extra time with her through all the homework and stuff we had. now that its over, i'm not sure if she still has feelings: she told me shes completely over it, but to others she said that she still liked me, and apparently now shes totally over it.
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Being in love and loving is two very different things.
In love: You can fall in love and it can last forever, or just a couple of months,
Love: The feeling that keeps couples together forever.
You need a little bit of "in love" and a whole lot of love to keep a relationship going.
For me, the longer I'm with someone when it's a really good relationship for the most part I grow more attached and it takes me a while to be okay if we break up. Sometimes bitterness stays a long time if they did something wrong to you (cheating, hitting, verbal abuse).
I did once have a year-and-a-half relationship where I thought it was great, but realized how much of an *** he was soon after we broke up.
It depends on the person, no two people are the same. One person could love a person for 1 year and another may still love them after 10. There is no true answer to this question.
Yes.