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KiwiBird · 36-40, F
Because there is Love and Love and Love etc etc
The Greeks used six different words all meaning Love
Eros (ἔρως):
This refers to passionate, romantic love, often associated with sexual desire and longing.
Philia (φιλία):
This represents brotherly love, friendship, and affection between equals. It's based on shared values and mutual respect.
Storge (στοργή):
This is the love between family members, particularly parents and children, characterized by natural affection and empathy.
Agape (ἀγάπη):
This is considered the highest form of love, an unconditional, selfless love that extends to all. It is often associated with divine love and compassion.
Ludus (lūdus):
This describes playful, flirtatious love, often found in the early stages of a relationship or in friendships with a playful dynamic.
Pragma (πρᾶγμα):
This represents long-standing love, the love that develops over time in a committed relationship, built on understanding, compromise, and shared history.
The Greeks used six different words all meaning Love
Eros (ἔρως):
This refers to passionate, romantic love, often associated with sexual desire and longing.
Philia (φιλία):
This represents brotherly love, friendship, and affection between equals. It's based on shared values and mutual respect.
Storge (στοργή):
This is the love between family members, particularly parents and children, characterized by natural affection and empathy.
Agape (ἀγάπη):
This is considered the highest form of love, an unconditional, selfless love that extends to all. It is often associated with divine love and compassion.
Ludus (lūdus):
This describes playful, flirtatious love, often found in the early stages of a relationship or in friendships with a playful dynamic.
Pragma (πρᾶγμα):
This represents long-standing love, the love that develops over time in a committed relationship, built on understanding, compromise, and shared history.
ThePatientAnarchist · 61-69
@KiwiBird it seems like yet another word is needed though for this performer-audience love!