Author of quotes: Helen Fisher

Hope - that's another important feature of romantic passion.

Love often reaches dazzling heights in separation or other very difficult circumstances

The troubles and misfortunes - that is the fuel that inflames passionate feelings.

In "Paradise Lost" of Milton's Adam, after discovering that eve had eaten the forbidden fruit, he eats the same Apple, knowing that it will be expelled from Eden and condemned to death. "I should die with thee prefer," he says.

A deeply in love change your style in clothes, manners, habits, and even basic values in the hope to gain the reciprocal feeling.

"In poverty". Probably from all sentences of world literature that most succinctly describes the essence of romantic passion: a need.

Without emotional connection with the object of adoration loving feeling inadequate, empty, as if lost important parts of ourselves.

The more a person loves, the more he suffers.