Love can take many forms, from passionate romantic love to familial love. There are several types of love identified in ancient Greek - eros (passionate love), philia (friendship), agape (unconditional love), storge (familial love), and mania (obsessive love). Being in love is expressed through body language like making eye contact, smiling, leaning toward the other person, and constantly thinking about them. However, love can also be weakened by behaviors like misbehaving, ignoring, lying, breaking promises, avoiding contact, and doubting the other person. Different kinds of couples can also exist, such as romantic couples who plan things for each other, playful couples who joke around,

1. LOVE

3. ♥ WHAT IS LOVE? ♥

7.  Love is a very strong emotion and personal
attachment.
 Refers to a variety of different feelings,
states, and attitudes, ranging from
pleasure.
 It is one of the most difficult questions
for the mankind. Because no one can give
the proper definition of it.
 Its the same thing that makes you laugh.
And even makes you cry.

9.  Love, to the teenager, is new territory.
 So far, he or she has only been exposed
to the fantastical elements of love as
portrayed by art and the media.
 Even the most grounded, precocious
teenager can fall to unrealistic
expectations regarding romantic
relationships.

10. ♥ Types of Love ♥
 Eros
 Philia
 Agapē
 Storgē
 Mania

11.  Eros- The Passionate Love
 Philia- Friendship/Family love
 Agapē- The Divine/Christian Love
 Storgē- An Emotional Bonding
 Mania- Obsessive Love

12. ♥ Eros ♥
 Is passionate love, with sensual desire
and longing.
 The Modern Greek word "erotas"
means "romantic love".
 Eros can be interpreted as a love for
someone whom you love more than the
philia.

14. ♥ Philia ♥
 Which means friendship in modern
Greek.
 A dispassionate virtuous love, was a
concept developed by Aristotle.
 It includes loyalty to friends, family,
and community, and requires virtue,
equality and familiarity.

15. ♥ Agapē ♥
 means "love" in modern day Greek.
 In Ancient Greek it often refers to a general
affection rather than the attraction suggested by
"eros".
 Agape is used in ancient texts to denote feelings
for a good meal, one's children, and the feelings
for a spouse.
 It can be described as the feeling of being
content or holding one in high regard.
 The verb appears in the New Testament
describing, amongst other things, the relationship
between Jesus and the beloved disciple.

16. ♥ Storgē ♥
 Storge is the family love.
 This love is the second ring because it's close
enough for a hug or kiss. Most of the time,
this is where people hold their parents,
siblings, and sometimes extended family.
 This love expects a bit more than Philia
because the people here have been allowed to
get closer to you. You're more vulnerable to
being hurt by people in the Storge ring of
love. As such, feuds with family are often
more passionate or intense than between
friends.

17. ♥ Mania ♥
 It is also known as the troubled love.
 Is more common in teens, adults are not immune.
 Those who have not experienced healthy
relationships in the past are particularly prone to
feelings of mania.
 Often these individuals are insecure and one of
the more negative aspects of manic love is the
jealousy that arises from this insecurity.
 One experiencing mania will often be a controlling
and possessive partner.

18.  The manic lover is often insecure and
feels inadequate when not included in a
romantic partnership.
 Mania can be likened to an addiction.
 Relationships built around this love type
involve people who feel the need to be
around one another at all times.
 They need constant reassurance and
they see sex as a means of validating
the relationship.

20. ♥ Body Language of Someone in Love
♥
 Making eye contact-is a common thing
that people do when in love.
 You would always want to notice his or
her reactions to each and everything.
 You would want to talk with that person
for hours and hours, but you would
surely ignore him/her many times.
 When at home, you would always want to
chat with him/her or call him/her to
know what's going on in his/her life.

21.  You will always want to be close with
or lean towards him/her or sit next to
him/her.
 You will always smile when you talk to
him/her, more precisely when you
think about him/her. It won't be your
normal smile. It will be "Different!"
 You would talk about him/her 24/7
with others.

22.  You will always feel good and be
extremely happy when you are with
him/her. You might forget all your
problems and enjoy every moment of
being with him/her.
 You will always think of him/her,
especially while going to sleep. You
will close your eyes and he/she is
bound to come in your thoughts.

24.  When you see him/her there is a glow
on your face. And you would also make
it a point to look good all the time
whenever you meet him/her.

25. ♥ Six Things Which Weaken
The Relations ♥
 1) Misbehaving
 2) Ignoring
 3) Lying
 4) Breaking Promises
 5) Avoiding Contact
 6) Doubting

27. ♥ KINDS OF COUPLE ツ

28. ♥ The Romantic Couple ♥
♥ The couple that always has
everything planned out for each
other. Anniversaries. Holidays. They
both know what to do for one
another. And always plans something
just to see the other one smile.

29. ♥ The Playful Couple ♥
♥ The relationship everyone wishes
they had with their significant one.
Where they can play practical jokes
on each other, and yet still find each
other way too resisting.

30. ♥ The Argumentative Couple ♥
♥ The couple that always fights, yet
they never have the guts to leave
each other.