#falling in love

• Falling in love — The act of falling in love and its result; the psychological, emotional, and physiological process through which a person becomes enamored with someone. This transitional stage is marked by a massive release of neurotransmitters (such as dopamine and oxytocin), leading to an intense and idealized focus on the object of affection.
• To fall in love — An historical variant, elegant during the 1848 generation, of the verb 'a se amoreza'; it represents the act of falling in love with someone, catching affection, or developing a deep romantic passion. This term was commonly used in the writings of early 19th-century authors (such as Anton Pann, Costache Negruzzi, or Costache Conachi) before the form with 'o' became definitively stabilized.
• Falling in love — The act of falling in love and its result; the psychological and emotional process of becoming enamored or developing a deep, often idealized romantic passion for someone. The term represents an historical variant of the modern noun 'amorezare', used in fictional or poetic writings from the beginning of Romanian modernity to describe the thrill of love.