Philia love

Did you know there’s more than one type of love? Discover the eight types of love with our illustrated love characters and find the perfect love combination for you!

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Ancient Greeks are still known for their contributions to philosophy and mythology, but they also developed several unique types of love. You may have heard about different types of love and there are different theories about it. However, one of the most common in popular culture are the types of lo

ComeUntoChrist.org on Instagram: “The ancient Greeks had several words for love. Philia: platonic love and loyalty; friendship Eros: intimate love between romantic partners…”

Eight types of love according to Greek philosophy — Ludus, Eros, Philia, Pragma, Mania, Storge, Philautia, Agape

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A reader recently asked me about how I feel the different types of love (e.g. Éros, storge, philia and agápe). When I love someone like a close friend or family member, it is primarily a feeling of gratitude for who they are in my life. I don't typically "need" anyone, so I do not identify with a desperate, needing sort of love. To the extent that I feel passionate or intensely for another person, it is because I have become obsessed or fixated with them. It does not always mean love…