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Can you fall in love primary school?

While children in primary school can experience intense feelings of affection and attachment towards others, it's generally not considered "love" in the same way adults experience it. What they feel is often a blend of:

* Infatuation: A strong but often fleeting attraction based on superficial qualities or shared activities.

* Friendship with intense feelings: A deep bond with a friend, characterized by strong emotions and a desire for closeness.

* Developing emotional understanding: Primary school is a crucial time for learning about emotions and relationships. Children are still developing their capacity for complex emotional understanding.

True romantic love typically involves a deeper level of emotional maturity, self-awareness, and understanding of commitment and long-term relationships, which are not usually developed in primary school years. What children experience is a vital step in learning about relationships and emotions, but it's different from the adult experience of love.

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