“Love is not just a verb”-Kendrick Lamar. This verse in the song “Poetic Justice” was his way to say what love is and what is not. Love could be confused for lust. Lust for the appearance attraction. The classic idea of the ‘Triangular love theory’ developed by Robert Sternberg. Where he suggest that there are three elements of love: intimacy, passion, and commitment. Along these lines there are different combinations of the elements. A great example of Stemberg’s theory would be the famous relationship of Romeo and Juliet. This story is a great example of the types of love. Were Romeo and Juliet driven by true love or lust? To start, we would have to figure out which type of love. Some say to love someone you must have passion and commitment, Sternberg triangular love theory states for consummate love you must have three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment.
Firstly, Romeo was just another confused teen; he doesn’t know what love is, but he craved love. Romeo was not in love with Juliet or Rosaline, but in love with the idea of ‘love’. He goes off of impressions and does not know Juliet's true self cause of the limited amount of time they have actually seen each other. In the begin of the story, Romeo is demonstrated with an internal conflict, desperately in love with Rosaline, but the minute he sees Juliet at the …show more content…
I was the car with my family and our car was crushed like an accordion. While at the hospital I sent a text and let her know what had happened. I didn’t get reply back for like an hour and a half. Which was alright, but she sent a simple ‘oh’. That really made me upset. After being cleared to leave the hospital. I had a long talk with a close friend and asked her for help in regards of my relationship. Her advice to me was to step away and let her be. So I took the advice and broke up with her. I knew this wasn’t going to sit right for me, but inside I wanted her to be
Firstly, Romeo was just another confused teen; he doesn’t know what love is, but he craved love. Romeo was not in love with Juliet or Rosaline, but in love with the idea of ‘love’. He goes off of impressions and does not know Juliet's true self cause of the limited amount of time they have actually seen each other. In the begin of the story, Romeo is demonstrated with an internal conflict, desperately in love with Rosaline, but the minute he sees Juliet at the …show more content…
I was the car with my family and our car was crushed like an accordion. While at the hospital I sent a text and let her know what had happened. I didn’t get reply back for like an hour and a half. Which was alright, but she sent a simple ‘oh’. That really made me upset. After being cleared to leave the hospital. I had a long talk with a close friend and asked her for help in regards of my relationship. Her advice to me was to step away and let her be. So I took the advice and broke up with her. I knew this wasn’t going to sit right for me, but inside I wanted her to be