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Romeo's quick change of heart suggests immaturity as he easily forgets Rosaline upon meeting Juliet. His initial love for Rosaline is portayed as superficial, based more on her unattainability than a deep connection. Friar Lawrence even points out that Romeo's love lies not in his heart but in his eyes, highlighting his naivety. Romeo's impulsivity is evident in his hasty decisions, such as proposing marriage to Juliet shortly after meeting her.

Emma

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While impulsive Romeo also displays his love for Juliet through his actions. He is willing to put his own life at stake if it means being with Juliet.

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Romeo falls for Juliet in a way that he has never before, not even for Rosaleen. They hit it off immediately and are both equally attracted to each other, having no regard for who their families are. Their disregard of this important factor shows their true love.

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I think it is true love because Romeo is getting to know her and is doing everything he can just to see her and talk to her and I don't think he would do that to someone he really loves. - Arsen

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Romeo clearly has a theme of falling for and becoming obsessed with girls. Romeo became obsessed with Rosaline and when he thought he would never get over her, he immediately sees Juliet and decides that she is the one for him. His only argument of this is that she loves him back, which isn't much to go on. He is cleary just falling for any attractive girl he meets, and gets over them just as quickly when he sees another. - Caitlin

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Some people are not able to move on so fast, so it might be true love.

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This was genuine true love because he had known Juliet for a little bit before they got married and it would be rare that someone wouldn't stop and think about what they are doing. Their relationship was fast pace but when you think of their circumstances it makes scents why they would want to move fast and be quick with their actions. For example their families hated each other so if they took too long hanging and sneaking out to see each other it makes the chance of them getting caught more likely. And getting married was a good way to make sure their love was written in stone and their families couldn't do much about it.

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on the other hand i think he is really in love with this girl and that is a good thing because juliet can really change his view on love in general

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Romeo's quick emotional shift from Rosaline to Juliet could also be proof of genuine true love. Romeo has his heart set on Juliet after just seeing her right after Rosaline. Maybe he knows for sure Juliet is for him by love at first sight.

-Carly Gerring

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I think that Romeo knew she was his true love when all he could think about was her and when he found her he forgot about rosaline and only wanted Juliet.

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Teenage impulsiveness includes risk-taking, emotional outbursts, and spontaneous gestures, this can reflect signs of true love as shown in the play Romeo and Juliet. Teens may act impulsively by sneaking out to see their partner, making grand romantic gestures, or expressing intense emotions due to their deep feelings. These actions show a strong desire to demonstrate affection, even if they lack anticipation. However, eventually emotion should balance with maturity...and communication with understanding, in a "true love" situation.

-ezra

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If it really was an impulse decision then he wouldn't of stayed around with her. He wouldn't of gone as far as to marry her if he really didn't truly love her.

-George

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I think that Romeo is impulsive because he got rejected from the first girl and then he shifted quickly to another.

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He really likes her and despite hardly knowing her he goes out of his way to see her and talk to her. Even though their families are enemies he doesn't care and still loves Juliet. This shows how much he loves her and how it is true love.

- Kellam Fleck

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Romeos impulsive decision from one day worshipping Rosaline to the next day not caring for her is a sign of Romeos lack of emotional maturity. While it may be true that Romeo does truly love Juliet, I think that it is much more likely that Romeo sought Juliet in hopes of curing his depression.

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Romeo is willing to take so many risks, including his life just to prove his love and be able to love Juliet. -Madison

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Romeo quickly shifted from loving Rosaline to Juliet. Showing that Juliet had something special that grabbed Romeo's eyes. And Juliet retributed this love. Proving that this might be genuine true love among these two.

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I believe that this could be a sign of true love because Juliet feels a similar way about Romeo. If it weren't for this feeling or connections, it would be different, true love comes from both sides, and if they feel the same way, it could be a sign of true love.

-Sebastian Romero

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Romeo doing a complete 180 from being heartbroken and depressed to happy and in love could be a sign that this is true love since Juliet helped him get over his feelings quickly. - Clyde

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A reason why i think this is because i feel that you should give yourself a little break after a relationship that didn't work and Romeo is a prime example of what not to do because he jumped to the next girl and that doesn't show signs of self improvement or maturity at all

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long lasting, 2 sided, not sudden, thought through.

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I think this was a sign of impulsiveness because he just got rejected and the first girl he saw he fell "in love with". - Arsen

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I think that it is impulsiveness it could be love however I think that Romeo is using Juliet to get over his heartbreak. I think that Romeo just wants love in his life and he's trying to rush that. Yes Romeo talks to the guy at the church so that the two of them can get married but I just don't think that the love is genuine. Both of them are young and dumb. - Leilani

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Romeo is very impulsive with his decisions. He is trying to do anything he can for love even if it is the wrong thing to do.

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the emotional decisions he made by swithing from rosaleen to juliet are a sign of true love

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Romeo's quick emotional shift from Rosaline to Juliet can be a sign of teenage impulsiveness since he looks right at Juliet and believes she is right for him. He doesn't allow time to meet her very well, and is rushing it. He should wait a little while after getting over Rosaline, then he can talk to Juliet and get to know her, and then decide if she is really the right person for him.

-Carly Gerring

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I think it is true love because if he was just being impulsive I don't think Romeo would goes as far as marriage. I think is it was him being impulsive he would just want to be with her to get over Rosaline.

- Gabe Winterhoff

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It is a sign of teenage impulsiveness because of how quickly he shifts to Juliet from Rosaline. He needed time to really like find his next person instead of just looking at her and falling in love.

-George Anders

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Romeo is impulsive, letting things happen whenever he gets a chance. He was just recently heartbroken but now is just so devoted to Juliet, who is not only a girl he just met but also a girl from his families enemy family. Which instantly just makes the whole thing so so so impulsive. -Madison

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He is so quick to loving her and doesn't realize the consequences of being with Juliet. He goes out of his way into enemy grounds without her knowing just to talk to her which is very dangerous and could result in his death. He barely knows her a does all that for her.

-Kellam Fleck

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In the start of the play, Romeo was feeling sad about Rosaline not loving him and he thought that no other women is compared to her. But then, as soon as he saw Juliet, he was in love. And he wanted to get married with her ASAP even though they just met. This shows Romeo impulsiveness, not thinking clearly, not following his emotions, and just doing things recklessly.

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while they are ignorant teenagers, not thinking of their actions, they were very eager to get married right away. while that could be a sign of true love you still kind of need a genuine connection before anything serious, like marriage in this case.

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An example of Romeo showing signs of teenage impulsiveness is his actions, for example when he snuck Into the Capulet's yards to see Juliet in the balcony, its an example of him committing to actions without knowing its consequence of is he gets caught.

- Sebastian Romero

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sudden shifts in emotion or doing things without thinking through it

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Romeos quick emotional shift from Rosaline to Juliet could be a sign of true love because normally people aren't able to move on so quickly unless they really feel like it will mean something important. -Livee

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I think young love is also very genuine and it comes from the heart and not your brain or gut. Also this wouldn't have all happened if they didn't click right away.

Patrick Mize

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It shows how he is immature because he falls in love quickly based on nothing but appareace and does not take time to understand him feeling and comprehend them

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He is willing to do anything for any love so he will just love the first person that loves him back.

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I think Romeo is just being impulsive because nobody can fall in love with just looking at someone. Thats just being in love with their appearance. You need to know somebody emotionally before you can gain love for someone. Juliet is probably just a rebound for Romeo to get over his feelings for Rosaline.

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I think it was impulsiveness because if he was so in love with Rosaline, he would not have instantly went for someone else. True love would be getting to know someone more and gaining that love for them.-Rollin

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Romeo just got heartbroken by Rosaline and all of a sudden is obsessed with Juliet so it could be a way for him to get over her. He is also not thinking about the consequences of them getting married being from two rival families. - Clyde

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I think Romeos quick emotional shift from Rosaline to Juliet is impulsive because he moves on super quickly, not giving his emotions time to settle after moving on from Rosaline so quickly. - Livee

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Romeo is very desperate and willing to do anything for love. As a wise man once said, "Don't go shopping when your Hungry".

Patrick Mize

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I think is impulsiveness because if it was really realistic Romeo would probably not fall completely fall in love. I think the play is made to make it seem like the love is real but I don't think it really realistic.

-Gabe Winterhoff