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    The document discusses different types of love according to various models and theories. It describes eros as loving an ideal person, agape as selfless love, ludos as love as a game, and storge as love as friendship. It then explains John Lee's color wheel model of love versus lust and how love is constant, grows gradually, and makes you a better person while lust is selfish and destructive. Finally, it outlines Sternberg's triangular theory of love and the characteristics of a loving relationship versus infatuation.

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    The document discusses different types of love according to various models and theories. It describes eros as loving an ideal person, agape as selfless love, ludos as love as a game, and storge as love as friendship. It then explains John Lee's color wheel model of love versus lust and how love is constant, grows gradually, and makes you a better person while lust is selfish and destructive. Finally, it outlines Sternberg's triangular theory of love and the characteristics of a loving relationship versus infatuation.

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    The document discusses different types of love according to various models and theories. It describes eros as loving an ideal person, agape as selfless love, ludos as love as a game, and storge as love as friendship. It then explains John Lee's color wheel model of love versus lust and how love is constant, grows gradually, and makes you a better person while lust is selfish and destructive. Finally, it outlines Sternberg's triangular theory of love and the characteristics of a loving relationship versus infatuation.

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    Mania Obssessive Love

    Eros Loving an ideal person Agape Selfless Love

    Ludos Love as a game Pragma Realistic And Practical Love

    Storge Love as friendship

    Color Wheel Model of Love - John Lee


    Love constant, enduring grows gradually admires qualities conscious of other persons defects unselfish makes you a better person Lust fascinated by appearance blind to defects selfish destructive

    Sternbergs Triangular Theory of Love


    Leave soon after sex rather than cuddling or having breakfast the next morning You are lovers, but not friends

    Loving Relationship Love Understanding Patience Honest Friendship Similar Values Trust and Total Acceptance of each other

    Infatuation changeable; unpredictable sudden

    Focused on persons look and body Interested in having sex but not in having conversations Rather keep the relationship on a fantasy level, not discuss real feelings

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