Research Paper About Love

Love is exclusive between the loved and lover because humans tend to prioritize love above all else in the world as it leads to fulfillment. For the beginning of my paper, I intend to compare two useful arguments from Aristophanes and Socrates that transpired in Plato’s The Symposium as their ideas apply to the exclusivity of love. Additionally, my paper will contain my reflection on love through examining the importance of love to human flourishing, perfect and imperfect loves, what and who love is properly for, the relationship between love and beauty, and the relationship between love and desire in order to further comprehend the encompassing relationship between love and exclusivity.

Kerchoff and Davis used their model to do a study on students who had been together for more than or less than 18 months. They were asked to complete questionnaires over 7 months on attitudes and personality of their partners compared to theirs; it was found that this was important in relationships up

Draft thesis: The ideas of appearance vs reality, development of maturity and love are ideas explored through techniques,

than Americans do. In addition, the authors found cultural differences and cultural similarities among the U.S. Residents, Russians, and Lithuanians. For instance, for the U.S. interviewees friendship and comfort love are important features of romantic love. According to the authors, one of the main purpose of this journal article is to answer the question that romantic love is cultural universal or not based on the data collected from the participants (De Munck, Korotayev, De Munck, & Khaltourina, 2011, p. 27). Indeed, everyone has a different meaning of the term romantic love. Certainly, it is important for couples to talk to each other of ways to overcome any conflicts that may arise in a relationship. People who avoid conflicts by avoiding

Literature review in relation to the findings. Some findings of this study replicate what has already been revealed in the literature, with regards to the topic of the undergraduate

All of these relationship issues are greatly impacted due to the relationship between Beca and her father and the attachment style Beca learned from her parents. This paper will explore how attachment style is affected in children of divorce and how that leads to future success or failure in their adult romantic relationships; In this case, specifically looking at college age students. Even further in depth, the paper will also examine the dynamic relationship between divorced fathers and their children, and how certain characteristics within that relationship will affect the child’s romantic relationships. Lastly, it will explore the possibility of attachment style changing due to better and more stable relationships made in the future.

In addition to that Anastasia has been able to provide scientific evidences that support this concept. Therefore, the context that is been presented, clearly indicates that the author has used, both theoretical and scientific facts .for instance, the four-year itch that explain the concept behind divorce case was presented with statistics and the perspective that is presented in the case indicates that love is not only an abstract process, but also a scientific and various chemicals and biology revolves around

Today, it is not barely to see that girls and boys from middle schools or from high schools holding their hands in public; and it is also very common that a teenager says “love” to a boy or a girl through any ways, either face to face or via social media. As the readers, think about when your first love started. It can start as early as in middle schools. According to “Why Puppy Love Matters For Parents” written by Sue Shellenbarger in 2009, “The romantic ties kids form between middle school and college are important markers of progress toward adulthood.” (para.

The article written by Jeffrey Kluger, “Why We Love”, speaks about one of the most controversial topics among all the generations. It begins by presenting its topic which is why a person choose to have sex with one person, to the point in which that they conceive a child. It is not only the sex part that is controversial in this topic but what causes a person to be in love or to feel attracted by another person. The person that is usually in love don’t measure any risk and just want to spend the rest of their lives with one another and do many things that they have not done for anyone. Whenever a person is choosing a mate or is in love with someone, they always look at different characteristics that makes the opposite sex to feel attracted.

Most of the time romantic experiences during our adolescence are short and superficial and at times this assumption would be true. Duration of romantic experience during the adolescence time are usually short and do not end up in a serious long-term relationship. However, this is not always the case. These types of relationship play a major role in adolescence lives. (Eder, 1993; Thompson 1994). Our lives are influenced by our friendships, schools and parents, however relationships play major role and leave us with positive or negative emotions. (Wilson-Shockey, 1995). Thus, relationship play major role in shaping us during the adolescence stage in our lives.

Finally, Erikson’s stage six, young adults (Intimacy vs. Isolation) is well known for its understanding of love and intimacy. From my personal experience growing up in a conservative culture where romantic relationships in young adults are not advocated than assimilating to a culture that acknowledges such concepts can create difficulty in development at this particular stage. If an individual refuses to assimilate with the norm of the new culture it may lead to

Caron, A., Lafontaine, M., Bureau, J., Levesque, C., & Johnson, S. M. (2012). Comparisons of close relationships: An evaluation of relationship quality and patterns of attachment to parents, friends, and romantic partners in young adults. Canadian Journal Of Behavioural Science / Revue Canadienne Des Sciences Du Comportement, 44(4), 245-256. doi:10.1037/a0028013

Sociological perspectives explains love relationships as not perfect but a working progress. A commitment which relies on continuous maintenance and reassurance. Love relationship practices and investments are configured in experiences that will be shared in the past, present and in the future.

All students are still very young and unexperienced, they consider that important things in life are things such as buying the new Play Station or wearing Nike. However, all of them must understand how important school, college and university is and how much it will benefit

Our research question is “Does having a significant other effect how many hours University of North Georgia-Dahlonega students study during the week?” We hypothesized that having a significant other would negatively affect students’ study time as they would devote more time to their personal romantic lives and less to their academic careers. To test this hypothesis, our group conducted a Stratified Random Survey of UNG-Dahlonega students.