Love and Passion

When the concept of love and passion emerges in literature, the direct reaction of the reader is often identification or distance from the work. Language, social and cultural inefficiency, and many other problems create "alternative means" for literally expressing phenomena of love and passion. However, expression of love is often hidden in delicacy that perceives reality, beyond social structure.

Relationship has four basic ideas and dimensions: passionate love, partner love, ability and motivation. Passionate love is known as "desire for union" but emphasizes that love to partners is emotional attachment, intimacy, and not ready. Passion and compassion are kinds of love, but ability and motivation are dimensions of desirable relationship. Learning these different aspects and exploring them in your own relationship will help define the definition of everyone's love.

Elements of love: passion, intimacy, and dedication. One of the three aspects is passion. Passion, whether physical or emotional, is a sense of happiness caused by desire. Another aspect of love is intimacy. Intimacy is the ability to expose the body and emotions to others, self violence can occur through sexual violence, and can be emotionally noticed by sharing anxiety and secrets. The third aspect of love is dedication

Sternberg (1986) pointed out that there are three elements of love - intimacy, passion and dedication - in a healthy relationship. But various aspects of love may become more common at different stages of life. Other forms of love are defined as having intimacy, but include what you like without passion and dedication. Dissatisfaction is the existence of passion, not intimacy or commitment. Sky love is a promise without intimacy and passion. This is a characteristic of intimate friendship and family relations, including intimacy and dedication, but it is not passion. It is defined by passion and intimacy, but there is no commitment. Finally, stupid love is defined by passion and devotion, but there is no intimacy such as long-term sexual love. Can you explain examples of other relationships that fits these different kinds of love?