A Story About Love

In Ray Bradbury's "The Story of Love", a 30 - year - old young man, Bill Forrester, met a 90 - year - old female Helen Romis. (Helen · Loomis) They met at the ice cream parlor, Bill told Helen that he loved her. She does not know what it means. Helen invited Bill to join her the next day. Bill went to Helen every day, and she talked to him about the distant places she had been. In their view, they can "travel" together these places.

This article introduces love as a story. The basic idea is to talk to the environment through personal attributes that we create, we develop a story about love, then we will try to achieve in our life . Various potential partners adapt to these stories to varying degrees. As such, we are more likely to attract relationships with partners that better fulfill the role we play in stories, and to build intimate relationships. Each story has two complementary roles and people tend to be satisfied with the relationship when people can tailor people to the ideal story or character of these gems. Provisional classifications of several stories are presented and the features of these stories are explained. This view is also related to the theory of modern love of love and we believe that the current view complements these theories in order to answer various questions about the nature of love rather than other theories.

Sternberg presented and tested a story about the theory of love. There, the interaction between our personal attributes and the environment - the part we created in the latter - has led to a love story that we are trying to achieve. To some extent, development may be in our life. Various potential partners are more or less adapted to these stories and we are more likely to succeed in building closer relationships with those stories that are consistent with our story. Basically, the stories we create are our own, but that is based on the experience we lived in the world - from the fairy tale we heard when I was young, Relationship model observed around relatives From talking about relationships with other people from television and movies.