“Love is a beautiful thing, or is it just made up words spoken between two individuals trying to say the only thing that comes to mind never really understanding, grasping or realizing what true love is....” ~ L. Osborne
Introduction
My Theory of Personality Love difference theory believes that love is an un-equivalent emotion displayed differently by each individual. As a child your parents display their love for you by providing the basic necessitates needed to survive; food, water, and shelter. Their love for you never faltered, even when you did something wrong, and they had to discipline you. Disciplining you was a sign of their love, by teaching you right from wrong. As you grow you realize that your family consists of more than just your parents, you have sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, etc. While these people did not take care of you nor provide you with your basic necessitates and did not discipline you, you still loved them. Is the love you have for them equivalent to the love you have for your parents? People love many different things: their pets, cars, houses, jobs, …show more content…
We cater, care, and protect our girls, because they are seen as weaker, compared to boys. We raise our young ladies to be this way because we prepare them to be a wife since that is seen as the ultimate goal. However, we push and prod our young men to be tough, strong men prepared for society, not showing any weakness. This type of parenting has a strong influence on personality because it conditions boys and girls to grow up and become men and women who fit into a mold made by society. Gender plays an important role in the Love Difference Theory because women are more emotional than men, and express certain emotions easier. Love can be a difficult emotion, when being transpired between men and women because, for some falling in love can be scary, and some do not believe in love at
Introduction
My Theory of Personality Love difference theory believes that love is an un-equivalent emotion displayed differently by each individual. As a child your parents display their love for you by providing the basic necessitates needed to survive; food, water, and shelter. Their love for you never faltered, even when you did something wrong, and they had to discipline you. Disciplining you was a sign of their love, by teaching you right from wrong. As you grow you realize that your family consists of more than just your parents, you have sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, etc. While these people did not take care of you nor provide you with your basic necessitates and did not discipline you, you still loved them. Is the love you have for them equivalent to the love you have for your parents? People love many different things: their pets, cars, houses, jobs, …show more content…
We cater, care, and protect our girls, because they are seen as weaker, compared to boys. We raise our young ladies to be this way because we prepare them to be a wife since that is seen as the ultimate goal. However, we push and prod our young men to be tough, strong men prepared for society, not showing any weakness. This type of parenting has a strong influence on personality because it conditions boys and girls to grow up and become men and women who fit into a mold made by society. Gender plays an important role in the Love Difference Theory because women are more emotional than men, and express certain emotions easier. Love can be a difficult emotion, when being transpired between men and women because, for some falling in love can be scary, and some do not believe in love at