The purest form of love is 

selflessness.

ENGLISH LOVE STORY

 Adam and Eve. 999 BCE. ...

 Cleopatra and Mark Antony. 30 BCE. ...
 Heloise and Abelard. 1115 — 1164. ...
 Henry VIII and Catherine Parr. 1543 — 1547. ...
 Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal. 1607 — 1631. ...
 Napoleon and Josephine Bonaparte. 1795 — 1810. ...
 Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. 1840 — 1861. ...
 Marie and Pierre Curie. 1895 — 1906.

ASIAN FAMOUS LOVE STORY

The iconic characters of folklore can easily be seen in Pakistani culture today If there is one
consistent subject throughout the folklore of Pakistan, it is love.

It is the most prominent and notable theme around which many of the notable folk tales of
Punjab and Sindh revolve. These love stories follow different pathways, but arrive at one
similar ending – the perishing of lovers while fighting for each other.

The iconic characters of folklore can easily be seen in Pakistani culture today. Innumerable
songs, movies, poems, books, and TV series keep them immortal.

Here are five of the most legendary folk love stories from Pakistan, some of which also span
to India pre-partition.

Heer ranjha
Mirza sahiban
Momal rano
Sasi puno
Sohni mahiwal

What are the 3 true loves?

The three loves that she came up with are the following: Lust, Passion, and
Commitment. These three loves occur in different parts of the brain and occur
independently from each other. For instance, you can be “in lust” with someone
but have no perceived commitment to them (e.g., one night stands).
M y favorite model for relationships comes from the work of

anthropologist Helen Fisher. She’s dedicated decades of her life and her

career to studying and understanding love, intimacy, and relationships.
This post will cover her Three Loves Theory, a theory that I find
incredibly helpful for understanding relationships.

The premise of the Three Loves Theory is that not all love is experienced
equally. Anyone with a fair amount of romantic/sexual experience could tell
you that love and passion come in different flavors. With some people
it’s intense and furious, with others it’s mellow and sensitive. With some,
it’s tumultuous with a lot of ups and downs, with others it’s slow and
consistent over a long period of time.

The three loves that she came up with are the following: Lust, Passion, and
Commitment.3 These three loves occur in different parts of the brain and
occur independently from each other. For instance, you can be “in lust” with
someone but have no perceived commitment to them (e.g., one night stands).

But before we get into that, let’s cover what the three loves are specifically.

LOVE ONE: LUST

Lust is a feeling that anyone should be able to relate to easily. It comes from
the reptilian brain and is pure, instinctual reproduction. 4 Lust is a yes/no
proposition: basically, do you want to have sex with this person at this
moment? It’s instantaneous and based on pretty straightforward physical and
behavioral components of attraction. Lust can also leave just as quickly as it
came. It’s transitory and shifts constantly within a person. It has no attachment
or favoritism. It’s really as simple as, “Do I want to fuck him/her right
now? Yes or no?”

LOVE TWO: PASSION

Passion is the emotional connection that occurs between two people. It’s rooted
in the mammalian brain.5 Two people in passion are considered “smitten.” They
stare at each other, want to spend every hour of every day together, stay up
until 6AM together talking.

Think newlyweds and honeymoons. Think romantic getaways. Think Romeo

and Juliet. Passion is created by having a high degree of emotional
chemistry as well as cultivating a sense of “newness” or spontaneity within the
relationship. Hence, old married couples who plan romantic getaways to
rekindle the passion in their relationship.

If two people remain in passion for long enough, and there is a long-
term compatibility where they can continue to share new life experiences
together indefinitely, then commitment will arise. Commitment is an
unbelievably powerful feeling and occurs rarely in life.

Commitment is when the passion of Love Two persists to the point that
it’s unconditional. Couples that are in Love Two and not Love Three will often
feel great until something happens: he loses his job, she has a miscarriage, he
starts drinking, etc.

Commitment is when you emotionally accept and love the other person’s flaws
as much as their strengths. Scientists have actually shown that for couples who
reach that level of commitment, their senses of self actually merge with the
other person.