Ingredients of a Long-Term Love Relationship

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Ingredients of a Long-Term Love Relationship Self-acceptance Acceptance by one’s partner Appreciation of one another Effective communication Commitment Realistic expectations Common interests Collaborative decision making Ability to deal with conflict effectively

Meanings of Authentic Love – A Personal Perspective LOVE MEANS Knowing the person Caring about the person Having a responsibility toward the person Having respect and dignity for the person Accepting imperfection Growth for both people in the relationship

Characteristics of Inauthentic Love Pseudo-love may look like authentic love, but it stifles growth One whose love is inauthentic Attaches strings to loving and loves conditionally Is possessive Depends on the other person to fill a void in life Needs to be in charge and make decisions for the other person Lacks commitment

Barriers to Loving and Being Loved MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT LOVE Love is eternal Love implies constant closeness We fall in and out of love Love is exclusive True love is selfless Love and anger are incompatible

Fears of Loving and Being Loved What are common fears associated with loving others and being loved? Fear of isolation Fear of being discovered Uncertainty of love There are NO guarantees