From Rick and Ilsa in Casablanca to Luke and Laura on General Hospital; from Tristan and Iseult to Prince Charles and Lady Camilla Parker Bowles, Lost and Found Love has captured our imaginations throughout history. With all this interest within popular culture, one would think that renewed love would have long been a fertile area of research for social scientists. Surprisingly, there had been nothing published at all! You may view some readers' comments below. |
Lost and Found Lovers: Facts and Fantasies of Rekindled Romances, by Nancy Kalish, Ph.D. has been undertaken to fill this gap. Here for the first time are the full, fascinating results of Dr. Kalish's Lost Love Project which has garnered international media attention.
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Dr. Kalish shows us why rekindled love fascinates us so and reveals the factors to consider when thinking about rekindling. The questionnaire results are startling in what they reveal about who seeks out their Lost Love, how they do it, and how often these couples create happy endings. Participants also sent intensely romantic accounts of their rekindled love stories, that are included in the book in the couples' own words. Here are a few excerpts from their stories: "True love, I mean gooey, kissy-face, rip-snorting LOVE of the romantic type poets sang and wrote about long ago does exist! I was convinced it was fiction until three years ago. It's better to know than to wonder. If the answers are available, go find out and put your mind at rest." "We
were two fifty-year-olds acting like love starved sixteen-year-olds...
We danced right there in the airport and thirty-some years
melted away." |
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