Originally Posted by Gandalf_The_Grey
Well ConnectoRobot, if you say you're in love I'll take your word for it, but I think you have to admit to yourself it's largely infatuation as well. Infatuation can still carry a strong emotional component. The difference though, is that love, real love, is not about thinking she's perfect, intelligent, beautiful, all-around wonderful, or thinking she's perfect for you. Love is something that happens between two people who interact with one another and get to know each other intimately, and feel a deep connection only the two of them share. You two have yet to share this.
Even so I could still believe you are in "love" in a manner of speaking, in that you've allowed a 2 year infatuation to consume your thougths to the point where you're brain has invented an intricately developed relationship between the two of you. I think you've basically conditioned your brain through prolonged repetetive fantasy, to develope a loving relationship psychologically, where you can no longer tell the difference between fantasy and reality.
I think it's time to face up to the hard fact that you need to reject this delusional mindstate and learn to release yourself. Clinging is after all, the greatest cause of suffering. The only way you'll alleviate yours is to let go. How? no easy answer, but I'd say practice some meditation to train your mind in how to let go, and talk to a therapist if necessary. Just stop feeding the beast.