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According to a recent study, one can meet love only three times in one's life and each time for a "good" reason.

Oh, love ! A new study has revealed that a person falls in love three times during his life and each time, in a different way.

This research - conducted on nearly 3000 British men and women whose average age was 37 years - was conducted by the diamond Vashi and aimed at the "love" habits of couples.

After several questionnaires, the people in charge of this study were able to deduce that a person became a couple about 5 times in his life, but fell in love only three times. And each of these "times" are seemingly important stages of life.

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The first time: idealistic love

The first love at first sight usually occurs during adolescence. This "first love" is that of idealism and fairy tale. The two partners dream together forever, in a pure and perfect relationship. This amorous reverie ends when the couple is confronted with the disappointments of reality and adult life.

Second love: the need

After the first disillusions, comes the second love: the one who arrives by "necessity". When the heart is bruised by grief, it seeks (wrongly) comfort from a new partner. And although this love can bring a lot of happiness to the partners, it is irreparably doomed to failure in the end, because of the "dependence" of the two partners.

The third love: the unexpected

After the first two experiences - one totally in candid devotion, the other in selfish rebuilding - comes the third love. This represents the point of balance and serenity: after the first two experiences, we are finally "ready" to really love.