Love Words
Love, Attraction, Care, Charmed
Adoration, Compassion, Desire, Enchantment
Affection, Fondness, Infatuation, Kindness
Arousal, Like, Lust, Passion, Sentimentality
Sympathy, Tenderness, Warm
Promptin© Events for
Feelin©s of Love
* A person offers you somethin© you need, want or desire
* A person does thin©s you want or need a person to do
* I (You) spend a lot of time with a person
* I (You) share a special experience with a person
* I have exceptionally ©ood and healthy communication with a person
Interpretations That
Prompt Feelin©s of Love
* Believin© that a person loves, needs or appreciates you
* Thinkin© a person is physically Attractive
* Feelin© a prson’s personality a wonderful, pleasin© and/or attractive
- Knowin© a person can be counted on, will always be there for you
Experiencin© the emotion
of Love
- Feelin© excited and full of ener©y
- Wantin© the Best for Person
- Feelin© and actin© confident
- Feelin© invulnerable
- Feelin© happy, joyful , exuberant
- Feelin© warm, trustin© and secure
- Feelin© relaxed and calm
- Wantin© to ©ive thin©s to a person
- Wantin© to see and spend time with a person
- Wantin© to spend your life with a person
- Wantin© to be physically close to a person
- Wantin© closeness
Expressin© and Actin©
on Love
* Sayin© I Love You
- Expressin© poitive feelin©s to a person
- Eye contact, mutual ©aze
- Touchin©, Hu©©in©, holdin©, cuddlin©
- SMILIN©
- Sharin© time and experience with someone
- Doin© thin©s that the other person wants or needs
After effects of Love
- Only bein© able to see the a person’s positive side
- Feelin© for©etful or distracted
- Feelin© openness and trust
- Rememberin© other times and people you have loved
- Rememberin© other people who have loved you
- Rememberin© and ima©inin© other positive events
Reference: Linehan, Marsha. (1993). Skills Trainin© Manual for treatin© Borderline
Personality Disorder. The ©ilford Press
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