Types of love relationships.
Depending on the nature, experience and formed ideas about relationships, partners subconsciously (or not) take a certain role in them. There are several of the most striking types of relationships.
Romantic love is a type of relationship that almost all couples go through, just starting to meet. It is characterized by mutual care, relative equality, and interdependence. Both stalls take the initiative, influence each other's behavior, and are mutually afraid of making a mistake.
Friendship-love is a partnership relationship that is built not so much on mutual attraction as on respect. It is easy and safe for both men and women to express their thoughts or opinions. In such an alliance, it is not customary to reproach or force something. Here we are used to negotiating, helping each other, rejecting gender stereotypes. For them, it does not matter who washes the dishes, and who drives a car or pays off a loan.
Charismatic love — in this type of relationship, one is attached to the other much more. It is in this case that it is customary to say that someone loves, and someone allows himself to be loved. The first partner is ready to fulfill any requirements, just to get approval. The second one already uses power out of habit and "gets out on his head." The relationship is considered codependent and needs correction.
Love without obligations - this type is chosen by free individuals who do not want to burden themselves with duties, conventions, responsibility. They spell out the rules, but everyone has the right to have connections on the side.
Love-submission is a manipulative kind of love relationship. One of the partners loves, and the other pursues some personal motives and goals. For example, he is in a relationship for sex or an apartment in the city center.
Love-calculation is chosen by people who are not bound by feelings or emotional attachment. Someone is held by financial gain, someone by status or other compelling facts. In such a union, there may be vivid sex, common property or business, but not love.