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Ok serious answer time...
Infatuation is simply a very strong attraction to someone. It might be triggered by their physical appearance, personality, quirks, status, their knowledge of a certain subject/s, or a combination of those things..
Love is something that is built on a foundation of trust, caring and support. When love is true, it can overcome trials and differences that would break other relationships apart.
I've found that infatuation only persists as long as the image of the person remains intact. Once you realize that the person is just as imperfect as everyone else, the infatuation subsides.
Infatuation is simply a very strong attraction to someone. It might be triggered by their physical appearance, personality, quirks, status, their knowledge of a certain subject/s, or a combination of those things..
Love is something that is built on a foundation of trust, caring and support. When love is true, it can overcome trials and differences that would break other relationships apart.
I've found that infatuation only persists as long as the image of the person remains intact. Once you realize that the person is just as imperfect as everyone else, the infatuation subsides.
So to get past an infatuation you have to recreate them as horrible? I don't see that as healthy. Why not just allow things to happen more naturally?
As to differentiate the difference between the two I would say use what I use as the tool if I would really want to continue dating an individual. EXAMPLE - I do not hang well with throwing up - so if I could see myself cleaning their puke up, or holding their head as they do it...then it is something deeper.