Can you fall in love with someone you barely talk to?

True, some loves are deeper than others, but you can’t say a shallow love is not love — it has “love” right there in the title. Every person experiences love differently. Each definition of love varies, just as the depth of each person’s love does.

Can you love someone you haven’t seen before?

A person cannot fall in love with someone he or she has never met in person. You can chat for hours, days, even months or years online, and that includes Facetiming. You can really, really, really get to know someone, and the potential for real love can certainly be present.

Why can’t I stop thinking about someone I know?

If you are in a relationship, there might be a lack of trust that is causing thinking about this guy too much. Or, if you find yourself thinking about him too much, you might be experiencing a level of obsession. A healthy crush can become an obsession when you think about the person so much that it overtakes your day.

How long should you love someone you barely even know?

If you find someone you love then continue to love that person for as long as humanly possible. It’s all in your head. You can make yourself do it. Fall in love regularly, and do so with those you barely even know, but be careful with whom you choose to love — not fall in love with, but really love.

How do you fall in love with someone you barely know?

You can make yourself do it. Fall in love regularly, and do so with those you barely even know, but be careful with whom you choose to love — not fall in love with, but really love. You don’t need to know someone to fall in love with him or her. In fact, we all fall in love with people who are basically complete strangers.

Is it possible to love someone you’ve never physically met?

Yes, it may be possible to love someone you’ve never physically met, but chances are, you won’t know for sure until you’ve spent some time together without screens.

Can you really fall in love without meeting up?

But when it comes to falling in love without meeting IRL, Dorell says that’s less likely. “Without being able to spend time with someone in person [in] real life, it could be easier to fall in lust or fall in love with an idea of who they are [versus] who they actually are,” she said. However, things may also depend on the medium of communication.