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The “I Love You” Languages: Lebanese Edition
By Dima Haidar | Staff Writer
This article lists the five commonly known types of love languages: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch. It will also discuss the places or ideas of places and things a person can do with their partner this Valentine’s Day in Lebanon. This article will also take a slight but fun turn; it will/might include other types of love languages that are either funny or specific in a certain way (for example, coffee lovers, book readers, and so on). Finally, the article takes the form of a 2 / 3 category split, such as “ budget-friendly”, “friendly,” and “not-so-friendly”.
Love in the Digital Age: From Love Letters and Flowers to Swipes and Likes
By Nour Makarem | Staff Writer
A dive into our generation’s commitment phobia and the impact of social media on how we choose to interact with each other romantically.
Love Actually: Our Attachment Issues and Their Box Office Profits
By Ghina Taan | Staff Writer
This article delves into the issue of unhealthy attachment being portrayed as romantic in movies, and the impact it has on the audience’s perception of love. It sheds light on how movies depict emotional unavailability and immature behavior as romantic gestures, thereby leading to unrealistic and potentially harmful expectations in real-life relationships. The article also explores how this representation can shape the way individuals understand and experience love.
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