Love At First Sight

With no second thoughts.

- Prachi Srivastava

Can someone fall intensely in love after a single swift glance? Can a glimpse make one believe that one wants to devote the rest of one’s life to a stranger, we have just seen for the first time? What makes two people who have never before even said “hi” to one another; have a visualisation of living their future together, organised and unruffled. What exactly is ‘love at first sight’? Love at first sight is not easy to elucidate. The expression ‘love at first sight’ means falling in love with someone after seeing him or her for the very first time and not essentially being verbally involved with the person. When such a phenomenon happens you get butterflies in your stomach by just seeing them. The first thing you want is their consideration. The impression of being with him or her seems like an outstanding journey. You want to know the whole kit and caboodle about them. In such a scenario, who cares about menace and genuineness? It just feels so good and you become so confident that this is going to be the best relationship ever.

The reason behind love at first sight

Love at first sight is not easy to describe. Some people even contradict that it is imaginable, claiming it is merely sexual attraction. The mechanism of our subconscious mind is very simple. In fact, this simplicity has been the cause of many errors, typecasts and erroneous principles all through the ages. Our subconscious creates sentiments and feelings without us even recognising it. Impression development is the psychosomatic definition for the technique; our unconscious mind understands individuality, their characteristics and facial features as well.