Love

This situation that they were in was realistic but at the equivalent occasion it is also unrealistic because they barely know each other. The two types of love which they are experiencing is lustful love which is love for the purpose of physical desire. They show that love isn’t just imagery but it’s a commitment . In addition they are also undergoing pure love. Pure love changes people it makes Romeo more passionate and Juliet becomes more independent.

John Keats' Isabella Love is everywhere, and, even though love is not tangible, people refuse to believe that it exists. Perhaps their belief in love is what creates love, or perhaps it is the other way around. The greatest love is found when one least expects it as well as in people one least expects to find it in. Such an occurrence takes place in Isabella by John Keats. In this poem, two young people, Isabella and Lorenzo, fall in love, only to find that the sweetest and deadliest love is the love hidden away from the prying eyes.

However with emotional love there is emotional blackmail where you are used in order for someone's happiness but leaves you far from it. Along with emotional love there is physical love where you show your love through actions rather than words or feelings. Physical love is normally shown with sexual behaviour where the other person reacts with the same actions and behaviour. Family love is a total different type of love altogether. It is a love that stands all alone by itself and yet is the strongest love of all.

The emotions we feel from lust can feel very real but actually based on a fantasy. Usually, to love someone you must first get to know them well, but plenty individuals fall into lust while they are still strangers. When people fall in lust they are thinking about a lot of fantasy, and what might be to come in the future. They often forget about reality and are focused on the fantasy in their head. Lust is a happy feeling brought on by passionate attraction.

Duke however wants love in general because he is in love with the idea of love and is using Olivia as the face to the idea of love even though he has never carried out a true conversation with her. It is seen that these relationships are not considered true love especially when compared with Viola’s love for Orsino. Twelfth Night presents us with a pompous steward who finds himself in love with Olivia, however this love is not true in the case that Malvolio only want...

The females produce a strong bond with each other that exists to provide the other person with a better version of themselves and protection from destruction. Love can only exist in this relationship because it exists away from outside forces, such as sight. True love does not originate from desire but connection. This connection cannot exist romantically because lust and perception interfere. Shakespeare contrasts the love existing between the same sex versus opposite sexes to reveal the female friendship’s importance in love and virginity: the love between two females in friendship exists independent of outside forces, without domination or penetration, therefore providing the sole form of true love.

This is clearly demonstrated by the different situations in which the characters find themselves. The conventional, stereotypical, and almost cliché demonstration of love can be seen in stories A & D, where the characters simply "fall in love and get married". Love is portrayed as effortless, and is a natural, rewarding, and mutual ... ... middle of paper ... ...uld not have been so profoundly shaken by Mary's relationship with James. John was so upset by their relationship that selfishness consumed him: he did not consider his family when murdering and committing suicide. His own needs became his priority.

People fling around the word love as if it is nothing when in reality love is such a powerful word. People use the word love when in reality they should be using the word lust or infatuation. Society tries to replace a person’s need to be loved through sex, which does not work because that person just ends up getting hurt. Does true love really exist, or is it as bogus as a fairytale? The poems, “Let me not to the marriage of true minds,” “To My Dear and Loving Husband,” and “True Love” make the argument that true love is possible.

Never risk your heart to a fool, for if you do you will surely become one. Love can be found in many different ways, but the idea of true love is one’s opinion. Love can be foolish or amazing depending on who you are. Love is a dark and intangible feeling that often exposes its targets to danger, pain and suffering. Love is set out to be full of happiness, yet it works to weaken us, and drives us to depend on and to be sensitive of others.

Many of Shakespeare's plays show a strong theme of love. Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing deal primarily with the issue of true and false love. Romeo and Juliet, tragic play, is about two lovers who struggle, sacrifice, and defy their families and society for the sake of love that changes them completely. Although the end of Romeo and Juliet's story is death both of the lovers, their love turns to be immortal. Much Ado About Nothing, comedy play, is about two lovers who their relationship starts as child like and develops to be true love that motives the lovers to sacrifice in order to keep their love.