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    LESSON 10

    The Teenager in a Romantic Relationship


    PEER GROUPS

    may form as a result of


    similarities, such as interest and
    gender.
    composed of mixed genders
    and may be more tolerant of
    differences.
    ROMATIC RELATIONSHIP

    prepares a man and


    a woman for the
    eventual reality of
    building a family.
    THE SEVEN KINDS OF LOVE

    AGAPE – the love of humanity STORAGE – family love


     the kind of love which makes us  the love of a parent has for a
    sorrowful when we hear of a crisis child, or a child has for a favorite
    in another nation (or our own) aunt or uncle
     makes us give our time or money  the love a foster parent feels for
    to charity the children in her care and the
    love a grandparent feels for the
     makes us feel connected to
    child adopted by his son-and
    people we don’t know simply on
    daughter-in-law
    the basis of our shared
    experiences as human beings
    THE SEVEN KINDS OF LOVE

    PRAGMA – love which endures PHILAUTIA – self-respect


     the love between a married  this is not vanity, like narcissism,
    couple which develops over a but our joy in being true to our
    long period of time. own values.
     the love which endures in sickness  the strength to care for ourselves
    and in health so that we can in turn care for
    others.
     the love which makes a friend
    care for their former school friend  the love we give to ourselves.
    who has become vulnerable in
    later life.
    THE SEVEN KINDS OF LOVE

    PHILIA – shared experience LUDUS – flirting, playful affection

    the love we feel for  the feeling we have


    people we strive with when we test out what it
    might be like to be in love
    to achieve a shared
    with someone.
    goal – our co-workers,
     the fluttering heart and
    the players in a
    feelings of euphoria.
    football or netball
     the slightly dangerous
    team, the soldiers in
    sensation
    an army.
    EROS – romantic erotic love

    based on sex and powerful


    magnetism, it’s then one which can
    get us into the most trouble
    it can turn into other kinds of love –
    like pragma – but it starts as romance
    and attraction.
    MARRIAGE

    is the context in which the love of a man


    and a woman can be fully expressed,
    including the physical and sexual aspects.
    Love is necessary for a relationship to
    remain beautiful is a love that takes all
    these aspects of one’s life.
    LOVE

     Love is patient
     Love is kind
     Love does not envy
     Love does not boast
     Love is not proud
     love is rude
     Love is not selfish
     Love is angered
     Love keeps no record of wrong
     Love does not delight in evil
     Love rejoices in truth
     Love always protects
     Love always trust
     Love always hopes
     Love always perseveres
    FREEDOM

     is the ability to love truly and the fullness in our hearts that real love can
    give, the ability to decide for yourself, to make your own choices.
     true freedom is not external, but internal.
     freedom that keeps you from being a slave to what society or the media
    dictate.
     freedom that helps you make good use of intellect and control over your
    passions, impulses, instincts, and emotions instead of being enslavedly
    them.
     freedom that can help identify risks and that can respond to these
    concerns appropriately.
     freedom that helps you conquer temptations and make mature and wise
    choices leading towards your good and those of others.

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