Is Love at First Sight Real?

          


      Love at first sight 

Is it possible? Do people really meet and in moments simply know   they're meant to be? 
The idea is wonderfully romantic that two strangers see each other "across a crowded room," there's an instant attraction, an electric spark, and suddenly they've   found their match and never look back.
Falling in love at first sight is one of those things you either believe in or don't. 
 The concept of it is so fairy tale, it's almost hard to believe it can actually   happen in reality. But according to data from Match's Singles in America study,   love at first sight happens more than you probably think. “Love at first sight is   relatively easy to explain,” Match’s Chief Scientific Adviser and Biological Anthropologist, Dr. Helen Fisher, said in a release.  

“Romantic love runs along certain electrical and chemical pathways through the brain which can be triggered instantly." 

 Nearly 34 percent of singles say they've actually experienced falling in love at first   sight, Match found. And, more men (41 percent) say they've experienced it than   women (29 percent),

   The Journal of Social Psychology earlier this year found that men typically say   they fall in love much faster than women say they do.

 In fact, poetry around the world talks about love at first sight and we can see   many articles, quotations ,and sayings  about this. Even other creatures   experience instant attraction to one another at a once or first . But cultural   factors always play a major  role as well.” Meaning, if you’re ready and open to  fall in love, because in most of culture people don't consider it good and so   many factors are involved.

But how do you know it's love at first sight?

  Here are few signs from dating expert Rhonda Richards- Smith:
 1. You Feel A Little Queasy Upon Meeting Them                                       

 If you feel a little sick in the stomach upon meeting someone you're attracted to, it could very well be love at first sight. According to Richards-Smith,that's because our feelings can impact our digestive system."It's very common to feel butterflies or other physical sensations," she tells Bustle.

 2.You Want To Know Everything About Them

 Have you ever met someone and just wanted to know every single thing about them? If you have, that's a really good sign. "A genuine fascination with a  person and their thoughts on any and every topic is a clear indication that could be falling for them in that very moment,"

 3. They're The Only Person You See

  "When the feeling is mutual,your eyes will often lock on one another,

    muting your ability to hear or see anyone or anything else"