love and its Types

 

What is love and its types?

Love is a feeling that arises from within a person and is represented in the admiration of a person or a certain thing and it is often associated with a specific desire towards that matter, which gives motivation to the feelings towards the person and that motivation remains raised by his association with that person and feelings flow to him and he is the finest kind of human feeling.

Types of love in psychology

Brotherly love

It is love based on a sense of responsibility, care and respect for the brother and not only the brother but all people alike, where that love is represented between equal persons.

Mother's love

That love is not confined to the mother’s love for her child, but rather it is implanting the love of life and the values ​​in the child since childhood, and it is a key to an open, cooperative society capable of caring for its members by inculcating those values ​​from that love.

Physical love

It is love to merge with another person to be admired and trusted on your part without evidence that the second person likes you and it is a kind of tricky love where it appears in the end that you were walking behind false feelings that led you to failure.

Self-love

Freud said that self-love is the end of selfishness, but self-love is one of the basic matters of a person's love for others, but if the self-love increases at a certain level, it becomes selfish and arrogant.

Love of God

One of the purest love that exists for a person where a person relates to God and needs psychological and moral support from that love and requests the finest qualities of purity for his heart and soul from God for his sense of weakness towards him and drawing closer to him in his mercy.

Platonic love

It is the equal love for all human beings and for all animals alike. It is not unique to any particular individual or any animal. Rather, it is general love without identification.