What would you consider to be truly in love?

Personally, I don’t think the concept of “true love” exists, however we are able to truly love someone or something temporarily.
I’m just curious to see what you think about the ideology of being truly in love would mean to you. Do you think you’ll every be truly in love?

I think that views on love depend mostly on the state that the person asked is in. Somebody who has just got married and is really in love will undoubtedly say that true love is something real, but they probably won't be saying that when they get divorced.

I heard many people fall out of love after the honeymoon stage - what’d you think?

I heard many people fall out of love after the honeymoon stage - what’d you think?

So basically what's happening here is that within 1-3 years a woman's brain will develop tolerance for the Oxytocin release during sex (in theory, the less a woman has slept with people, the lower the tolerance and the stronger/longer the love) which is why being 'in love' fades.
The intent by that point is that you will be sufficiently attached that the latent love is sufficient to remain together.