I need with writing and answering the questions below. There are no minimum or m
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Question
I need with writing and answering the questions below. There are no minimum or maximum numbers of pages and there is no "right" or "wrong" way to answer these question.
Describe your "perfect" lover. Describe yourself as the "perfect" lover. Again, think more than just the physical aspect of a lover.
2.What type of love have you experienced? What type of love have you given? Describe the experiences. Does one have greater value over the others? Why or why not?
3.Do men and women love differently? Why or why not? When you thought of this question, did you base your response on your experiences? Your parents marriage? Stereotypes?
4.What does the term "self-love" mean to you?
5.How do you know when it is "true love?" How do you "measure" this experience?
Explanation / Answer
Love is a bond between two people and has no bounds.we experience love through out our life in different stages of our lives.first its the love our parents and then we move on to marriage and then later part of the love we experience love from our grandchildren and extended family.The love i experience is from my children,the kind gesture they show and it is a motherly love and affection they have towards me.it is a love that does not expect anything in return.Women and men have differnet styles of love and gender influences are there when showing love.Women are said to be more expressive in love than men,where men are said to be more physiclly expressive than women in showing love.Love should be an understanding between two people with no expectations.True love is pure and it is an honest exchange of feelings not hurting the other person.Self love is self actualization and learning to accept oneself their faults and feeling good about themselves..it is through self love we achieve our dreams and goals and we are able to give love to others.Love has no quantum of measurement.Love is accepting other people's faults and accepting them as they are.