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The theories to explain love that were discussed in this chapter are listed as follows:
John lee's colors of love
Robert Stenberg's three-element love theory
The behavioral reinforcement theory
The cognitive theories
The physiological arousal theory
The biological theories
My first love relationship was fueled by friendship and it fits into the "Storage" type of love as proposed by John lee's colors of love.
All theories try to explain the love relationship from different angles and each has its own advantages and limitations. Among the various theories, in my opinion, the behavioral reinforcement theory does the best job. This is due to the behavioral and emotional quotient that the theory takes into account to explain the love relationship.
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Human love relationships are complex and several factors are involved in the development and sustenance of a relationship. Love relationships also have their flip sides with detrimental results.
One undesired outcome possible out of a love relationship is the development of jealousy. The hardest part of this relationship would be in abnormal behavior that can include stalking, causing harm to a person, and even development of other destructive inclinations.
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John Alan Lee proposed the theory of six loves styles, also known as the colors of love. This theory groups love as six colors, presented as follows:
1. Eros: this type of love s is dominated by romance
2. Ludos: this type of love s is dominated by conquest
3. Storage: this type of love s is dominated by friendship
4. Pragma: this type of love s is dominated by practicality
5. Mania: this type of love s is dominated by obsession
6. Agape: this type of love s is dominated by selflessness
My first relationship was fits into the description of "storage" as it was fueled by a good friend without much influence from the other five types of love.
In my opinion, the hardest love style to deal with would be 'Mania' as it is driven by obsession which can lead to unpleasant consequences.