Aww... your answers reveal that your love is the real deal. Sweet!
Your answers point to a relationship that is still somewhere in the balance between infatuation and deeper feelings. Only time will tell if it will grow into true love.
It's possible that this relationship may grow into love, but it's definitely not there yet!
Real love does not happen all of a sudden. When people say they fell in love "at first sight", they mean they found each other very attractive. Sometimes we have a picture in our head of the perfect guy, and then when we meet someone who looks, talks and acts like our ideal we think it's true love. It's not! Attraction can develop into love, but it takes time to grow.
Jealousy is not a sign of love. Jealousy is more about a person's own insecurity than how they feel about another person. As a result, we can often feel jealous or possessive of someone we don't really love, or even someone we don't really know.
Spacing out and sighing are signs of infatuation, not love. Real love is centered around the other person - you get happy from being with them, and you're happy when you're on your own too. Infatuation, on the other hand, is self-centered. You get wrapped up in your misery at not being with a guy. People doing this are more in love with the idea of love than with a person.
Love shouldn't get less strong when you are away from the loved one. If you love a boy more when you are with him, chances are that your judgment is being influenced by the charm and excitement of his presence.
Love is not really blind - it's about knowing a person's faults and loving them anyway. No one's perfect, so if you think your guy is a saint, chances are it's infatuation, not love.
Believe it or not, an unhappy home life can trick you into thinking you're in love. It's tempting to throw yourself into a guy's arms to escape from the pressures of a bad home. But if that sounds like you, you're not in love - you just want out.
Two of the most important things in a lasting relationship are knowing and respecting each other's views on this topic. If you haven't talked about either of them yet, chances are your romance hasn't reached the real love stage.
Love doesn't make people uncomfortable about themselves. If you're that worried about making a good impression, you haven't reached the real love stage yet. When you do, you will know you are loved for who you are, and you will feel relaxed and yourself in the boy's presence.
Being companions in misery is not the same as being in love. People in love should be able to share miseries, but that's not all it takes to equal love. It's easy to get confused and feel like it's love if you're clicking on what you both hate about the world. But what's really happening is you've found a partner in sadness - love is about finding a party in happiness.
Love is a private bond between two people. If you rush to tell your friends every intimate detail of your relationship, you may get some status in your group but you're also proving that it's not real love.