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How People Fall In & Out of Love- The Dr. Joe Show Podcast

By Dr. Joe Beam & Dr. Kimberly Beam Holmes
Published  ·  Updated  ·  1 min read

The short answer

People fall in love by following a process, and they fall out of love when that process is abandoned or broken, whether they mean to or not. Dr. Joe calls this process the LovePath, and it has four steps or phases. Understanding it can help you fall in love, grow in love, or rescue love that has been lost.

Key takeaways

  • Love is a process: follow it and you fall in love, even when you don’t intend to.
  • Leaving or breaking that process is how people fall out of love, often without meaning to.
  • Dr. Joe calls the process the LovePath, and it has four steps or phases that lead to love.
  • Knowing how the LovePath works can help you grow in love or, if needed, rescue love that has been lost.

Dr. Beam explained it when as a guest on the Montel Williams Show.

Falling in love is a process. If you follow the process, you fall in love whether you intend to or not. If you vacate or violate the process, you fall out of love whether you intend to or not.

So what’s the process?

In this program, Dr. Joe Beam explains the LovePath, the process people go through as they fall in love with another. It has four steps or phases. He will explain each and how they lead to love…

…and how going down the LovePath the wrong way causes love to fail.

Understanding the LovePath can help you fall in love, grow in love, or, if necessary, rescue lost love.

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Common questions

Is falling in love a choice or a process?

It is a process, and Dr. Joe Beam calls it the LovePath. People who follow it fall in love even when they don’t mean to.

Why do people fall out of love?

People fall out of love when they vacate or violate the LovePath, whether they intend to or not. Going down the LovePath the wrong way causes love to fail.

Can lost love be rescued?

Yes. Understanding the LovePath, a process with four steps or phases, can help you fall in love, grow in love or, if necessary, rescue lost love.

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