NCU,
Taiwan—There is a saying that university students fall in love just because the
''needs of love''. This undoubtedly reflects the contemporary perspective of
love among the college students. That is, ''instant love'' is a hot point of
view nowadays.
However,
is ''instant love'' really a totally negative proper noun? Does it really means
that a person who falls in love fast and easily is totally reckless? Is there
any value in it?
Among
people who really experience instant love, we find out that getting in love
easily isn't their normal behavior patterns.
''I
think I'll still judge based on the current atmosphere and feelings. Most
important of all I will based on what kind of person he is.'' Tina, freshmen in
English Department who fall in love with her boyfriend in only three days said.
Tina
added, I think it is the atmosphere and emotion at that time that makes me
promise so easily. Catherine, freshmen in English Department also points out
the importance.
Tina
says, ''Getting together with him so easily has many obstacles to face. For
example, the different personality that we didn't even find out before.''
''The
most troublesome thing that cannot be ignored is the totally different values
between the two people.'' Catherine replied.
What's
more interesting is that when asking if they regret their decision or not.
Catherine said that she somehow feels regretful that she didn't clearly understand
her ex-boyfriend before falling in love with him.
However,
Tina points out that if one can put him or herself into the other’s situation
and adjust the shortcomings, the relationship can go longer.
To researcher’s surprise, Catherine
emphasizes that what’s interesting in instant love is that you will always get
surprise when he or she does something unique that you didn't even think of before,
which can warm up the affection.
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