From this source of personal awareness stems the outer effect of our personal projections. Our interpretation of things outside of ourselves influences the interaction with them and the rest of the immediate surroundings. If evolution means constant change for more efficient adaptation for survival supremacy, then we can be assured that our mental evolution will not remain static. Only the latest moment of a human relationship is of prime importance in sustaining the stability of that union. The present relationship is very anxiety-provoking, since it is susceptible to sudden change and maintains, at best, a tenable equilibrium of social interaction and expectancy.
Infatuations are a nostalgic mental distortion of the senses among the young.
The brain actually makes a conscious effort to blind oneself to the defects of another and hopes that idealized dreams can come true even under circumstances of repetitively short durations. Conceptually, unconscious information channels probably work continuously in influencing and distorting the objectivity of our perceptions. Thus the times of irrational behavior compounded by that of another person result in gross misinterpretation of cues in communication. Only much later did man develop the mental faculty to control his emotions with civility. All of experience is a tentative hypothesis predicting future events, which are not static entities but of a dynamic nature within a trial and error framework.