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From the point of view of sociologists, to fall in love is translated by a sudden desire to form one with the beloved one, sudden envy that becomes a quasi vital necessity. The other can only be the source of happiness and well-being, and the only one capable of satisfying this need. The American psychoanalyst Erich Fromm1 explained that "love consists in taking care of the other, worrying about him, respecting him and constantly trying to get to know him more." Thus, from the sociological point of view, there is a sign that does not deceive and allows us to recognize the state of love: we are ready for anything to satisfy the person we love.

According to the famous anthropologist Hélène Fisher2, falling in love corresponds to the moment when one no longer sees the faults of the other, when the loved one becomes the ideal person and one can not envisage someone else its place. His theory is thus to explain that one can not really be in love with two people at a time.