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yes it does look around love is real <3
this ^
love exist as u said about marriage,then listen hitler said true fact of life and love
"boys and girls get in love cause of misunderstanding
but they broke up when they understand eachother"
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You can't even form a proper sentence so I doubt engaging you is worth it, but I'll try anyway.It doesn't matter if u all believe it's real or not U_U something that is real can not stop to exist because no one believes in it...Science (from Latin scientia, meaning "knowledge") is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.[1] In an older and closely related meaning (found, for example, in Aristotle), "science" refers to the body of reliable knowledge itself, of the type that can be logically and rationally explained
Does love exist U_U Yes
Do true lovers fight U_U Yes
Do they later make up U_U Yes
IS love complex U_U Yes
In the world Today there is more of lust than love which are closely similar & hard to know which is which
No, I didn't go off topic. I wanted to make sure that readers understood the difference between love and lust because so many people are convinced that it is the same thing.
As I said before, love involves emotions, but is not one. Love involves the whole person, not just emotions, and it involves both people.
As I said before, love is a series of selfless choices. You make choices every day that shape the person you become. You can choose or not choose to communicate with your significant other.
I never said that love is a sport. Love is a lifestyle. Your thoughts become words. Your words become action. Your actions shape the person you become, aka lifestyle/commitment. If you have commited yourself to a person or belief, it becomes your lifestyle. This is why mature people tell you not to rush relationships. It is not a race. There are no rewards or trophies for rushing through the physical things, ignoring the emotional things, and confusing the mental things.
You are making this more complicated than it really is. Once a person truly understands what love is, he/she realizes this. The hard part is taking the words and turning them to actions. It's easy for a person to say that he/she will stick by someone through thick and thin, but turning these words into actions is the hard part. The parallelism between words and actions is where commitment is, which shapes that person's lifestyle.
You can't even form a proper sentence so I doubt engaging you is worth it, but I'll try anyway.
Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love:
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These are the main elements of love according to Sternberg. You can see Consummate love is the best because it has Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment. People who have Consummate love are said to have the most successful relationships.
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"Opposites at times do attract, but people who
share similar ideologies not only attract,
but tend to have longer lasting and more
harmonious relationships than those who
do not (Buunk & Bosman, 1985; Lemay,
Jr., & Clark, 2008)."
People tend to fall in love when they have:
- Similar education backgrounds
- Similar levels of attractiveness
- Similar personal values
- Similar cultures
- Similar senses of humor
- Similar self-esteems and self-concepts
Here's anYou must be registered for see linksfrom a college class on the social psychology of love and attractiveness.
With his data you can form this theory: If you take Male A and match him with Female B who has similar levels of education, physical attractiveness, values, cultures, and humor it is likely Male A and Female B will fall in love.
eHarmony operates under this theory. They released these results in 2004
"over 90% of eHarmony couples had marriage quality scores which were above average when compared to couples who had begun their relationships elsewhere. eHarmony couples were more than twice as likely to be in highly successful marriages than non-eHarmony couples. Not only are eHarmony couples 35% more likely than other married couples to report that they enjoy spending time together, but we found they are nearly twice as likely to report that their marriages are 'extremely happy' or better versus other recently married couples."
Love is a science. When S = similarities Male*s + Female*s = love.
Is that systematic enough for you? Scientific Menthod:Observation: Married couplesYou must be registered for see images
Theory: Similar people attract and have better relationships
Prediction: If male A and female A have similarities they will attract
Experiment: eHarmony
It exists. And it's a blessing, even when it hurts. Not everyone will experience it in their lifetime because some people have hearts and minds filled with malice and that is the reality they've defined for themselves. Those who tell you it doesn't exist, are probably speaking from a position of pain (don't judge them). Love is hard to define because it can't be quantified but it has a few unmistakable defining characteristics. TEST: If someone loves you, (1) they'll make sacrifices for you and (2) they'll do anything to avoid causing you pain. If these two conditions are not present, what you're witnessing or experiencing is not love (try not to confuse desire with love even though the two sometimes go hand in hand).
It exist to those who have the heart to experience it. "God is love".