Three types of love: eros, philos and agape. Love is a concept that one can explain with many different words. It is very easy to tell the definition of love but difficult to live in the real life. Love is something that is intrinsically in our nature. One can definite love, but one cannot dictate how, when and where love expresses itself. Plato, an old Greek philosopher describes three types of love in his book the Banquet. All of these classifications of love do happen in the human world, although
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G D Em C Was it love or fear of the cold that led us through the night? G D Em C For every kiss your beauty trumped my doubt C G And my head told my heart C G D "Let love grow" C G But my heart told my head
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guide to a long and healthy marriage. As a couple, you have made the choice to settle down with the man/woman of your dreams. You have decided that you are going to be married and by seeking advice, you are making the first step to maintaining the love and respect you are so passionate about in your relationship. The first step is: To know the principles and misconceptions in Interpersonal Communications “Interpersonal communication is a social process, and we usually engage in interpersonal
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**dO u knOw wAt's d wOrst thIng abOut LOve?? --wEL fOr me,it's wEn i LOve tOo mUcH anD lOsing my sAnity in d pROcesS. LOsinG mysELf a cOntROl,mAkes mE 4Get abOuT mysELf & tEnd tO giv my oL & anD hAv nOthing LEft fOr me.. tHe sLeepnEss niGhts anD pAin dAt gO witH LOve.. anD mOst of oL,it's wEn my pArtnEr mAkes a miStake bUt i've jUst gOt tO giv him anOther chAnce.. (**sO stuPid?**) ..anyWay,waT's d heck?! dAt's d eSsenCe of LOving,sO weTher it's gOnNa hUrt me oR nOt, atLeast i've LOved..dbA
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poem “To my Dear and Loving Husband” by Anne Bradstreet is about love, precisely as it relates to the title – the speaker’s affection and deep true love for her husband. Throughout the poem, the speaker uses strong imagery and figurative language to describe the strength and power of her love which is unusual given the nature of the speaker who identifies herself as a devout Puritan. The speaker was living in her own world of love and nothing matters much more than her husband. The poem does not
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actions should always lead to a proper and God centered relationship that will eventually become marriage. It should come in at the right reason and at the right time. We should first be able to love ourselves before we love others. Seriously, how will we be able to love others when we are not able to love what God has made us to be? We cannot get into a relationship and expect your partner to patch the holes and shortcomings in your life.
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master degree abroad. I remember her words vividly, “So you will leave your spot to someone younger, brighter and most probably hotter just like that?” I also remember what was my answer; it was simply “yes.” Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love my job. So much love as if I am married to my work. I am the living example of someone whose her passion becomes a profession. For me working it’s like playing. There were never a dull moment. But then I came to a point where I desired something more that would
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worship the form to which we have ascribed this divine inhabitation. In strictness, the soul does not respect men as it respects itself. In strict science all persons underlie the same condition of an infinite remoteness. Shall we fear to cool our love by mining for the metaphysical foundation of this Elysian temple? Shall I not be as real as the things I see? If I am, I shall not fear to know them for what they are. Their essence is not less beautiful than their appearance, though it needs finer
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The Color Purple by Alice Walker The Color Purple is a series of letters written mostly by the main character, Celie, to God. The plot takes place over a thirty year period. In the beginning Celie is a fourteen year old, African American girl who lives with her dying mother, father, and sister, Nettie, in Georgia. Celie’s father, Alfonso, rapes her and eventually she has two children by him, she believes the first one he killed, and the other he sold. Celie’s mother dies, and her father brings
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their home with their children. Soon into the play, we learn the strength of her love that she has for her husband through her actions. She proves her love for Torvald by forcing her father’s signature on the promissory note, stating that she would pay back every penny that she owed from borrowing money to move her husband south to Italy when he fell ill. Throughout this story, it is no surprise that Nora is deeply in love with Torvald, considering how much she has done for him and to hide her secret
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