zen_mistress wrote:
I do agree on the height thing. It is nice when bodies seem to be the right size for each other. But, if you are really in love, height wouldnt matter.
If you're attracted to someone, you're attracted to them. Period. If you're no longer attracted to them, but have already made the decision to love them, you should stick with your commitment and have an open and honest (albeit delicate) discussion about the difficulties with remaining attracted to this person. Counseling may be necessary.
But, the idea that you "fall in love" is nothing more than "soulmate" talk. You're attracted to people. Sometimes you have a strong chemistry with these people that makes that attraction amazing. You decide to love someone. You can be passionate in your actions and in your feelings of attraction. If you end up attracted to someone who contradicts what you thought would turn you on, I think you should run with it and challenge yourself. It happens.
But I don't fault a man for not wanting a tall/short girl any more than a fault a woman for not wanting a tall/short man. The concept of "love conquering all" should only apply after two people have made the commitment to love each other. They should allow this commitment to see them through as many difficulties as possible.