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Reminiscing Unrequited Love

Reminiscing Unrequited Love. In my previous post Unrequited Lovers Falling Upward, I have discussed that while rejecters of unrequited love don’t necessarily have uniformly unpleasant experiences during the entire episode with an unsolicited lover, even if romantic attention from a lover was seen as unattractive or undesirable, most declared themselves flattered by such confessions, at […]

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Unrequited Lovers Falling Upward

Unrequited Lovers Falling Upward. In my previous blog Falling Upwards in Unrequited Love, I have written about how, on the whole, rejecters have a more uniformly negative and emotionally unpleasant experience than the unrequited lovers, in spite of not having suffered any moments as intensely bad as the acute pain felt by broken-hearted lovers. Unrequited

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Falling Upward in Unrequited Love

Falling Upward in Unrequited Love. Unrequited love happens unknowingly, in all forms and types. Falling upwards in love involves one person falling in love with another generally held, even by the lover, to be completely out of their league. As if between individuals evenly matched socially and physically, unrequited love would not be bad enough,

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Cinematic Psychiatry of Unrequited Love

Cinematic Psychiatry of Unrequited Love. Casablanca (1942), is a quintessential American movie depicting war-time love and romance. The movie is based on a stage play Everybody Comes to Rick’s, by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison. Set during early World War II, it centres on an expatriate torn between love and virtue.  Casablanca is a coastal

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Impact of Cinema on Unrequited Lovers

Impact of Cinema on Unrequited Lovers. In my previous blog Unrequited Love and Cinema, I have talked about the behaviours imposed by cinema about romantic relationships and how they affect lovers in real life, making it look normal for them to pursue someone who belongs to a completely different religious, social or financial background. This

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Falling In and Falling Out

Falling In and Falling Out. A strong desire to intimate with another person physically and emotionally, when unreturned, becomes unrequited love. Fulfilment in life involves romantic relationships as a crucial element for many people. In the absence of a romantic relationship, most people tend to become desolate and lonely. An individual’s narcissist needs start anticipating

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