Perhaps it was infatuation. By now though, it's mature love. You ran the gauntlet of financing, paid for an inspection, committed to the mortgage, taxes and insurance, somehow found funds for a down payment, and then spent a boatload of money fixing the place up to suit you and yours. Deciding to sell your home is not a decision most people take lightly. There are good reasons to sell, and most selling decisions fall into one or more typical categories.
Location is one of the primary reason people sell.
As your family grows and changes, so will your needs in the location of your housing. Your family has grown and you need more bedrooms and an additional bath. Or your kids are on their own now and condo living is more attractive. A change in finances sends us to a bigger home, or leads us to a decision to scale down. If you're doing well professionally, you may want to move to a home that you feel better reflects your position and is better able, say, to meet your needs for entertaining.