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The Three Components of Relationships

The Three Components of Relationships. Intimacy. The first component, is being close to someone and sharing personal things with them. Passion. The second component, is strong emotional feelings that move you to express them physically, verbally, etc. Commitment.

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The Three Components of Relationships

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  1. The Three Components of Relationships

  2. Intimacy • The first component, is being close to someone and sharing personal things with them.

  3. Passion • The second component, is strong emotional feelings that move you to express them physically, verbally, etc.

  4. Commitment • The third component, is pledging yourself to another, promising to be true and faithful.

  5. FYI’s • These three components are not necessarily levels and nor do they have a particular order to them. Some relationships contain all three components; others may just have one or two. • They are intermingled and grow together, with each component contributing to the growth of other components.

  6. Teenage relationships are setting the stage for mate selection at a later date. • Dating gives the opportunity to get to know a wide variety of individuals so that you know what type of person you want to marry. • It also provides a way by which a person can practice relating to people and polish social skills. • You also learn how to be the type of person that will attract others. These skills are used throughout life.

  7. Affection • What is affection? • What affection have you experienced today? (hugs, kiss, high-five, etc.) • What are some possible ways to show affection whether you are attracted to a person or not?

  8. Some Ideas. . . • Spending time with someone • Giggling with a friend • Sitting together on the bus • Helping someone with a project or homework • Sharing secret feelings • Talking on the phone • Writing a poem or note • Giving a gift • Smiling at each other • Holding hands • Kissing • Hugging/embracing

  9. Reminder> >> • There are many ways to express loving feelings • Many can be done without actually having romantic feelings towards someone- could just be friendship! • Physical Intimacy is a way of showing affection– but what are some other ways to show your significant other you love them?

  10. Situations. . .

  11. Think About it. . . • What are your feelings on physical intimacy/being sexually active?

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