What Animal Are You When You Fall In Love?

Like a Sea Lion, you fall in love in a romantic, passionate, caring way. Passion is life's most important thing for you. But you know by now to take your time; that love has to start somewhere. It's not science. You do not want merely to survive, but to flourish. Like Nick Love once said, "two things revolutionized life: moving to the countryside and falling in love." You tend to follow that line, you sea lion!

You fall in love like a dog, which is the best kind of loving: a slow developing, friendship-based lust. It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog, right? This is what real passionate love is all about. You love like a dog, bark like a dog, and get hurt like a dog. Life really is a b****.

Contrary to your reputation, you are actually gentle and caring. Lion love is brotherly love, not concerned at all with the self, relatively rare, and exceptionally passionate. You want to feel what passion is. You want to feel something strongly. In Jarod Kintz's words: you fight with the strength of many lion meows, and love even more ferociously.

You are a swan when you fall in love; pragmatic and practical, seeking a mutually beneficial relationship. You are graceful and beautiful, but could get pretty intimidating, and there's no way to really prepare for that. But all in all, you find true love remarkable and rare, and it's the only thing that gives your life real meaning.

You are a tiger when you fall in love! Passion is your second nature. You attack like a tiger; make love like a tiger; and care like one. But you also know that incredibly passionate love burns itself out after a few months, only to be substituted by a cooler, if not stronger, bond. Maybe this is what we all need. In the meantime, we have a feeling you're going to be spending your nights in the throes of all-consuming love fires. Go get'em, tiger!

A smart woman once said that the horse, with beauty unsurpassed, strength immeasurable, and grace unlike any other, still remains humble enough to carry a man upon his back. The horse is just as graceful and humble when it comes to love. You are kind, warm, and gentle while courting, but would get wild in the sack! Do you remember John Lyons words? – "when your horse follows you without being asked, when he rubs his head on yours, and when you look at him and feel a tingle down your spine...you know you are loved".