The Diversity of Love Journal

Knowledge from Research and Practice

How Partners Love Each Other Living Apart Together Transnationally

Article published on December 29, 2024 by Rashmi Singla

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PDF Version It seems natural that partners who love each other experience intense desire and longing for union, preferring to be and stay close to each other, striving for unity. How, then, is it possible for partners to love each … Continue reading →

How Does the Romeo and Juliet Effect Work in Different Cultures?

Article published on December 14, 2024 by Victor Karandashev

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Authors: Victor Karandashev and Ernest Light PDF Version Young women and men may believe that they are free to fall in love, and romantic partners who they choose are their individual choice. However, their family members and networks of friends … Continue reading →

Revisiting the Romeo and Juliet Effect on Love Feelings

Article published on December 5, 2024 by Victor Karandashev

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Authors: Victor Karandashev and Ernest Light PDF Version Contemporary young men and women appear to feel autonomy in their selection of romantic partners. However, individuals’ social networks and family members seem to substantially influence their romantic preferences. Researchers have explored … Continue reading →