06.06.2018 - By Caleb & Verlynda Simonyi-Gindele
Love is a powerful thing. It creates a rush of chemicals in the brain similar to that experienced by drug users. For some people, this rush caused by falling in love can become an unhealthy addiction.
Love addicts aren't interested in having healthy, stable relationships. They're just after the quick-fix of excitement and arousal that comes from the early stages of a relationship. When that wears off, they become disinterested in the relationship, or else move on entirely.
Where does this startling form of addiction come from? What can be done about it? And how can you move from this immature, me-centered view of love to the full joy of intimate, self-sacrificing love that lasts a lifetime?