extra credit Jocelyn Perez Love You come to love not by finding the perfect person but by seeking an imperfection perfectly Love defines when you can love someone for who they are trust them and suffer for them no matter what ID: 407607
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Greek Mythologyextra credit
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Love“You come to love not by finding the perfect person, but by seeking an imperfection perfectly.”
Love defines when you can love someone for who they are, trust them, and suffer for them no matter what
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In Greek mythology, trust can be given or broken, also valuing someone not for their looks, and suffer for the one you love.Slide3
TrustTrust
is important in the meaning of love, it can be given or broken.For example, “when he saw Psyche looking at him, he said ‘sweetest things turn sourest by their deeds. Lilies that fester smell far worse than weeds.’ Which meant: ‘You didn’t trust me so I cant trust you, and now I gotta go”(McBride-Smith88).This quote is important because once trust is broken, love will be unstable. Slide4
ValueThe most important thing about love is
valuing someone for who they are not for their looks.For example, “She fell in love, and, as luck would have it, with a young hunter who could not love anybody but himself. Narcissus was an exceptionally handsome youth. But he was cold as he was handsome.” (White 67).
This quote is important because no matter what he/she looks like, you should love someone in the inside not the outside.