Signs of mature love include acceptance, emotional support, commitment, calmness, respect, caring, kindness, friendship, and consideration.
"Love is a moment and a lifetime. It is looking at him across a room and feeling that if I don't spend the rest of my life with him, I'll have missed the boat.Love is working together, laughing together, growing together. It is respect for each other and the people each cares about, however difficult it is sometimes to like his kinfolk or his friends.
Love is wanting to shout from the rooftops the successes, little and big of one another. Love is wanting to wipe away the tears when failure comes.
Love is liking the feel of each other. It is wanting to have children together because they are the exclamation point of love.
Love is laughter, especially in the middle of a quarrel."
Source: Liz Carpenter, Getting Better All the Time
Scientific research proves that the brain activity of couples in mature relationships is very similar to the brain activity of those newly in love. Love can and does last!
Source: Shauna Springer, Ph.D. "Soul Mates Do Exist - Just not in the way we usually think..." PsychologyToday.com. 7/28/2012.


