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    The document discusses different love styles: Eros focuses on physical chemistry between partners, Ludus believes what a partner doesn't know won't hurt them, Storge develops out of a long friendship, and Pragma considers how a partner will reflect on one's family. It also mentions reaching for opposite styles may characterize partner choices during marital infidelity.

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    The document discusses different love styles: Eros focuses on physical chemistry between partners, Ludus believes what a partner doesn't know won't hurt them, Storge develops out of a long friendship, and Pragma considers how a partner will reflect on one's family. It also mentions reaching for opposite styles may characterize partner choices during marital infidelity.

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    Home . Intro 1 . Intro 2 . Analects. Psychology. Meditation . First  


    Aid . Contact & Links . Search
    Infidelity  navigation: Summary * fidelity 101 * fidelity 108 * fidelity 2 * fidelity 3 * fidelity
    4 * emotional cost * triangles * how to mend * models of mending * how to forgive * the  
    unforgivable * relationship education * exits from intimacy * ending a relationship in
    peace * defences * emotional intelligence * re-romancing * on vulnerability  
    Relationship navigation: * page list * page 1 * page 2 * page 3 * page 4 * page 5 * how
    to build intimacy * how to mend * models of mending *commitment quiz * toxic
    patterns * mental maps * tough love * boundaries * turning points * how to
    end * forgiving * survey of marriage * what is success * marriage research * love
    styles * marriage quotes * family love like the wind
     

    Meditation navigation: Mind * how to meditate * loving kindness * embodied mind * the


    Sacred * Yoga Nidra * the resolve * Tonglen meditation *forgiving * Antar
    Mouna * Tantra * Vedanta psychology * inner smile * reciprocity * spiritual
    materialism * mental maps * trusting in mind * prayer *zen mind * manifestos

    How to mend  navigation:  1. How to mend * 2. Models of mending * 3. How to be a grown


    up * 4. Hold me tight * 5. Becoming vulnerable * 6. Emotional bids * 7. Constructive
    fights * 8. Exits from intimacy * 9. The answer

       Last edit of this page 09/02/2011

    I found this article in CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS RESEARCH: A RESOURCE


    FOR COUPLE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS Journal of Marital and Family
    Therapy, Jan 2004 by Hendrick, Susan S. and retrieved this version
    from findarticles.com on 04/09/08

    Love Styles

    Introduction

    Love styles grew out of close relationships research. Clearly we each express


    parts of each style to some degree and this mix will vary in expression across
    relationships and over time. Reaching for another or opposite style may
    characterise otherwise inexplicable choices of affair partner in a
    marital infidelity or partner poaching.

    The six styles are called

     Eros: My partner and I have the right physical chemistry between


    us
     Ludus: I believe that what my partner doesn't know about me
    wont hurt him/her.
     Storge: Our love is the best kind because it grew out of a long
    friendship.
     Pragma: A main consideration in choosing my partner was how
    he/she would reflect on my family.

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