Love By Welen Catron Analysis

According to Mandy Len Catron, she loves the study because “it assumes that love is an action. She is saying that it is fascinating and “I always wanted to try” (Catron, 2015). These 36 question advance this idea in many ways. It enhances the deep relationship between two strangers in a short span of time. It is unbelievable, but true. Mandy shares her personal experience with these questions, and she stated in response to the prompt, “Name three things my partner and I appear to have in common,” her partner looked at her and said, “I think we are both interested in each other.” She grinned and gulped her beer as her partner listed two more commonalities she then promptly forgot. She exchanged stories about the last time they both each cried and explained relationships …show more content…
It reminded me of old memories when my fiancée and I were standing under the roof of an umbrella in heavy rain a few years back. It was a romantic and memorable moment. I have been in love and firmly believe these kinds of rare experiences enhance our relationship and bring depth to my heart. Here, I would like to share this memorable image. I took one important lesson from this experience which is that it is not important how long you live your life rather how you live your life with true love, compassion, and feeling. I also learned that this kind of experience should be experienced periodically in our life to strengthen our relationship with our loved ones. The meaning of pliable is flexible; one size fits all. This pliability relates to my personal experience of love in a certain way. Let’s take one example as we know there are so many rocks in the river but, it cannot stop the water from flowing. In the same way, right now I am living far away from my loved ones so, distance is an obstacle likes rocks into the river. However, it, cannot block our flow of love from each