Jennifer Rowand L ove is enthralling, with enticing prospects of security and serene feelings of invincibility. It bestows us with magical blinders that render us incapable of objective thought. It makes the everyday problems that test our sanity blend into the background.
Life becomes a little easier to tolerate.
That's one romanticized definition of love. Or are couples today longing to find that intangible feeling written about by poets and immortalized in movies and songs. SEX, etc. conducted an unscientific sampling of teens' views on the subject and found the romanticized view of love remains the dominant one. The teens we talked to tend to see love as a feeling unlike any other. Some of us say love is a deep emotion that only grows over time.