This paper reports an attempt to test the common assumption that “romantic love is for the emotionally immature.” After a survey of the literature, 14 sub-scales of Emotional Maturity were constructed, dealing with Stress, Handling Anger, Reactions to Authority, Integration, Self-Control, Judgment, Man-Woman Relationships, Attitude toward Learning, Intellectual Maturity, Responsibility, Egocenteredness-Sociocenteredness, Communication, Security-Insecurity and Social Poise. None of the fourteen correlation coefficients between the Emotional Maturity sub-scales and a Romanticism scale varied significantly from zero.