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    Four Types Of Love Essay

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    According to the text there are four types of love, Courtly/Romantic, Companionate, Friendship and Same-Sex Love. Courtly/Romantic is defined a powerfully emotional, intense love in which a person believes that there is love at first sight, then there is only one true love, and that love conquers all. Companionate love, is, calmer than romantic love, emphasizing intimacy with, affection for, and commitment to another person. Friendship love is an attachment between people, it is the basis for a strong love relationship, including sexual gratification and romantic commitment. The Wheel Theory suggests that love develops and is maintained through four stage rapport, self-revelation, mutual dependency and intimacy needs fulfillment. The…

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    3 Types Of Love Essay

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    There are three different types of love, your love for your family, which is never ending and will always be the love you depend on. However you may experience so rather harsh brawl with one another, but you can 't never seem to hate them. That’s actually the most important type of love, the one you have. The next type of love is the one you see on television and in every single music video or book ever. The love between two people that’s indestructible, the one that is overwhelming, the love…

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    Stimulants Of Love The brain can accomplish and do many crazy things. The brain releases chemicals in the brain when a person is in love. When in love, the brain create bonds, and those bonds get bigger and bigger with more connection with the other person. As time goes on the attachment between the two becomes so strong that the brain has to release more chemicals and create stronger bonds. Love occurs in three different stages, which are lust, attraction, and attachment. In each of these…

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    Love is an interaction between two different things.There is a different category of love: parental love, love between siblings , love that a husband has for his wife , and love for objects which nearly can be also an addiction.Definitely every single " love " has a specific effect , so in a first part we will talk about the different category of love : then in a second part we will explore the consequences of "love" , and finally in a last part we will see the limit of love which involves the…

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    It is said that love is only a word until someone comes around and gives it meaning. But people don't just love their best friends the same way they love their wife. Both types of love are very meaningful, but still very different. “The Ancient Greeks created four terms (Eros, storge, agape, and phileo) to symbolize the four types of love” (TotesCute.com). Eros is an emotional and sexual love. Storge is a family or friendship love. Agape is the love for everyone. And phileo is a deep friendship…

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    What is love? Love is an abstract concept with many different meanings and definitions which can range from dear friend to passionate lover. Many psychologists have 6 or more categories for love; however the Greeks define love into four different categories such as Eros, Storge, Agape, and Philia. Each with a different meaning, signifying different types of love that can be felt. We have experienced at least three of the four types in our life and may experience all four in our lifetime. Not…

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    (p.463, 178c) According to Phaedrus, when a man loves another man it is pure beauty, a virtuous life lesson for the young man. By the young boy having an older man as a lover they each gained something from one another. The young boy gains guidance and maturity while in return the lover gains the very much treasured heavenly love: When the lover is able to help the young man become wiser and better, and the young man is eager to be taught and improved by this lover... it is honorable for a young…

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    What does the word love truly mean? Love could be the act of showing strong feelings for another or love could be a caring relationship with a person that has a considerable amount of impact in one’s life. Love may be associated with many different things, but not all love has to be in regard with a physical person or thing. One type of love is Romance. Romance is more often than not paired with the idea of showing one’s feelings for another in a thoughtful, and sometimes sexual, manner. A man…

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    Love is the intimacy that majority of people feel at least once in their lives. Love is involuntary. It is not something forced. It is when two people not only confide in each other but they also share their personal feelings for one another. Those who love, vow their commitment to their significant other. The heart has a desire for whatever it may want. Love has different meanings as well as different concepts, but there are only a few types, which are friendly, affectionate, and unrequited.…

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    The Concept of Love The term “love” has a wide variety of meanings, each different than the rest. To some, love may simply mean having an attachment or desire to be with another; to others, love may feel like a complete entity that envelops you once you have found “the one.” However, to the Greeks, love could actually be categorized into three different classes: eros, agape, and phileo. These three types, although distinct in what they display, would all come to be adopted into the practice of…

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