This document discusses the four main types of love in ancient Greek: storge refers to familial affection; philia is the love of friendship based on shared interests; eros is romantic love; and agape describes unconditional love that provides care for others. It also includes quotes about the nature of love from Aristotle, Maya Angelou, and an anonymous saying.

2. 1. Storge
– affection
Affection (storge, στοργή) is fondness through familiarity (a brotherly love),
especially between family members or people who have otherwise found themselves
together by chance. It is described as the most natural, emotive, and widely diffused
of loves.

3. 2.
Philia – friendship
Philia (Greek: φιλία) is the love between
friends. Friendship is the strong bond
existing between people who share
common interest or activity.

4. 3.
Eros – romance
love in the sense of 'being in love' or 'loving' someone.

5. 4. Agape – unconditional love
Charity (agapē, ἀγάπη) is the love that
brings forth caring regardless of the
circumstance.

7. Love is composed of a
single soul inhabiting two
bodies.
-Aristotle

11. I do not trust people who don't
love themselves and yet tell
me, 'I love you.' There is an
African saying which is: Be
careful when a naked person
offers you a shirt.
-Maya Angelou

15. ONE OF THE
GREATEST LOVES OF
ALL IS LOVING
YOURSELF!