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Five-Dimesional View of Love |
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Love is a miltidimensional concept which includes: Romantic Love, Erotic Love, Dependent Love, Friendship Love, and Altuistic Love |
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Profoundly tender or passionate affection for another person. |
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Sensual, sexual attraction to another, biological |
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Needs fulfilled by another person |
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Good companions, love between people with common concerns. |
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Nuturing, unselfish concern for another |
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Romantic, Narcissistic, Conscious, Companionate, Erotic |
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Tender and passionate affection for another person, characterized by intense feelings and emotion (ie smile, brushing of ones hands). They have strong desire to be together and when apart, they become obsessed with thoughts of each other. |
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Narcissistic (types of love) |
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Person who manifest the characteristics of their ego ideal, and they project these characteristics onto the other person. It's the love of the selfish, self-centered love. |
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Conscious (types of love) |
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Rational, reasoning love. You don;t relate to their image, but their reality. |
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Companionate (types of love) |
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Low key emotion with feelings of friendly affection and deep attachment |
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Sensual love. Defined as sexual attraction to another person. |
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Conscious (types of love) |
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Rational love, understanding who the other person really is. |
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A term used by Tennov, describes the intense, wildly emotional highs and lows of being in love. |
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The more positive excitement a relationship generates, the more likely the participants are to report they are in love. However, since intense emotional arousal and excitement can not be susstained, love that is to endure in a marriage must include components other than emotional excitement. |
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