What different types of love exist?

Below are the nine types of love described in the Greek language and how to navigate each one:

• Eros (passionate love)
• Pragma (enduring love)
• Ludus (playful love)
• Agape (universal love)
• Philia (deep friendship)
• Philautia (self-love)
• Storge (familial love)
• Mania (obsessive love)

What are the 8 different types of love?

The eight different types of love, according to the ancient Greeks, are:

• Eros (sexual passion)
• Philia (deep friendship)
• Ludus (playful love)
• Agape (love for everyone)
• Pragma (longstanding love)
• Philautia (love of the self)
• Storge (family love)
• Mania (obsessive love)

What are the 7 different kinds of love?

What Are The 7 Types of Love?

• Eros: Love of the body. This type of love illustrates sexual attraction, physical desire towards others, and a lack of control.
• Philia: Affectionate love.
• Storge: Love of the Child.
• Agape: Selfless Love.
• Ludus: Playful Love.
• Pragma: Long-lasting Love.
• Philautia: Love of the Self.

How are the different types of Love different?

Since all types of love are catalyzed differently, each love affects us uniquely. Just like a bouquet of flowers where each bloom holds a different representation, types of love can have a similar effect. We created eight love characters to represent the types of love found in every relationship.

How are the different types of Love catalyzed?

For example, self-love is catalyzed by the soul and affectionate love is catalyzed by the mind. Therefore, your catalyst is the agent that provokes the feeling of a certain type of love — we dive into this later. Since all types of love are catalyzed differently, each love affects us uniquely.

What makes pragma different from the other types of Love?

Unlike the other types of love, pragma is the result of effort on both sides. It’s the love between people who’ve learned to make compromises, have demonstrated patience and tolerance to make the relationship work.

Why does matter exist in three different phases?

Matter exists in different phases (solid, liquid and gas) because of two main reasons. These reasons are changes in Temperature (average speed of molecules), and Intermolecular forces (attractive forces between molecules) At the molecular level, changes in temperature is related to how fast molecules move.