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Personal Relationship

"The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart."

Hellen Keller


Adolescence is the stage when many personal relationships such as the so-called romantic relationship are usually formed.


Romantic relationships are the core of the social life of many adolescents from middle to late adolescence stages.


ATTRACTION

Attraction is responsible for the desire to feel the object of affection. Some say that it is the "chemistry" part of the love. Adolescents are usually attracted to physical beauty, but there are those who are attracted to individuals intelligent, with sense of humor or with good personality.


FORMS OF ATTRACTION

  1. Crush - The usual bases of crush are the traits which the adolescents view as nice, ideal or admirable. There are two types of crush which are Identity Crush and Romantic Crush.

  2. Hero Worship - It is like "celebrity crush" in which the object of affection is loved from afar.

  3. Love - Something which cannot be fully captured in any single definition.

THE TRIANGULAR THEORY OF LOVE

by Robert Sternberg


THREE (3) COMPONENTS

  1. Intimacy - closeness or friendship

  2. Passion - strong feeling of enthusiasm or excitement for something or about doing something

  3. Commitment - a promise, pledge, or decision to stick by each other through the ups and downs of the relationship

EIGHT TYPES OF LOVE

  1. Non-love - informal interactions or acquaintances

  2. Liking/Friendship - closeness

  3. Infatuated Love - passionate excitement

  4. Empty Love - no love and passion but only commitment

  5. Romantic Love - physical and emotional bond but commitment is missing

  6. Companionate Love - stronger than friendship, no passion but long-term commitment exists

  7. Fatuous Love - rush decision to commit, there was no opportunity for intimacy

  8. Consummate Love - perfect and ideal form of love that everybody desires to achieve

THREE DIMENSIONS OF COMMITMENT

  1. Want to - attraction; the person becomes committed to someone because of what the relationship gives.

  2. Ought to - moral obligation; the decision to stay in relationship, even if it is no longer satisfying, is because of it being an oath or a duty.

  3. Have to - constraint; many people decide to stay in a relationship or a marriage because getting out of it will involve risks and consequences



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