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What’s Your Love Language?

The ancient Greeks recognized several different types of love. While we’re particularly fond of philautia (self-love) this year, we’d love to know which type of love resonates most with you!

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Eros – Love of the Body

Eros, the love of the body, is a passionate and intense desire, often fueled by physical attraction and the pursuit of sensual pleasure. It’s a powerful force driving connection and celebrating the beauty and physicality of the human form.

Philia – Affectionate Love

Eros, the love of the body, is a passionate and intense desire, often fueled by physical attraction and the pursuit of sensual pleasure. It’s a powerful force driving connection and celebrating the beauty and physicality of the human form.

Ludus – Playful Love

Ludus, playful love, is a lighthearted and flirtatious affection. It’s the joy of teasing, bantering, and playful competition, often found in the early stages of romance or within established friendships.

Agape – Selfless Love

Agape, selfless love, is a compassionate and unconditional affection. It’s a love that extends beyond personal gain, embracing kindness, empathy, and a genuine desire for the well-being of others.

Pragma – Long-Lasting Love

Pragma, long-lasting love, is a deep and enduring affection that develops over time. It’s a love built on commitment, understanding, and shared history, growing stronger through challenges and evolving with the years.

Philautia- Love of the Self

Philautia, love of the self, is a healthy and balanced appreciation for one’s own worth. It encompasses self-respect, self-acceptance, and a commitment to personal growth and well-being.

Storge – Love of the Family

Storge, family love, is a natural bond of kinship and shared history, characterized by familiarity, comfort, and unconditional acceptance.