Pragma love

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Pragma is a mature love that often begins with people who come together with a shared goal or desired outcome that goes beyond appeasing loneliness or other self-focused desires. Pragma develops with patience, time and healthy degrees of mutual compromise

6 kinds of lovers In 1973, a Canadian psychologist John Alan Lee proposed the theory of six love styles or kinds of lovers in his book “The Colors of Love”. These types are Eros, Ludus, Storge, Pragma, Mania and Agape and Lee has also assigned a color to each love style. Eros is represented by red while blue is the color for Ludus, yellow indicates Storge, green is the color for Pragma, orange represents Agape whereas the color of Mania is violet.

Psychologist John Alan Lee first introduced the idea of the six styles of love, using several of the Greek words for love. I think it's so interesting that there are four different words for love in the Greek language and only one in English 🤔 ❤️ #thinkgrowprosper

The Word love Is Only Present In The English Dictionary Once - https://themindsjournal.com/word-love-present-english-dictionary/

Eight types of love according to Greek philosophy — Ludus, Eros, Philia, Pragma, Mania, Storge, Philautia, Agape