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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chamika123" data-source="post: 811776" data-attributes="member: 49101">No more flirtingLove brings with it millions of side effects. The most important one is that when you commit to a relationship, you don't get to flirt with others .It's too complexWhether it's a crush or a long-term relationship, complications are inevitable. The only consolation is that it's not an unexpected side effect.Work suffersYou have to prioritise. which end up ignoring work.Logic goes for a tossYou become unreasonable. When you fall in love, you stop giving importance to everything else, and find it difficult to view things in perspective.You turn into a controlling monster!The biggest side effect of love is the control factor, which typically creeps in a few months after you fall in love. Suddenly, in the midst of all that happiness, you begin to get worried and attempt to control everything in the relationship — the remote, the refrigerator, the other person! You start finding faults in your partner, though you may have the same imperfections yourself. But thankfully, most people get over this stage after a while. That's because love is the mother of all emotions; it gives rise to all other weird feelings such as jealousy, irritation, even hate.kidsKids are the biggest side effect, whether they come before or after marriage!No timeYou don't get enough time for yourself. You can't spend time alone without being questioned.</blockquote>

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