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ProspectusFor my Junior English Research Project. I would look into the different theories of what attracts two great deal to an opposite. I chose this topic because I just want to know a true, good, and official reason for falling in make do . Love, Well true delight is a one in a million chance of happening. So I hope to find out what the different theories is most affective and accurate. Q What is love?     A Love is when you have strong deep judgements for someone else and care about that person very much and only want that person to be happy. (Courtneys answer)     Q How does love changes a person from the beginning until the end?          A     Q What are the 9 types of love?          A http//dataguru.org/love/fehrtyp.asp     Q What is Love part 2.          A http//www.bigben d.edu/soc/soc220/Outline4.htmFacts     The commitment dimension of love is often viewed as the decision to stay with ones partner for life. shipments may range from simple verbal agreements (agreements not to become emotionally and/or sexually involved with other people) to publically formalized legal contracts (marriage). However, commitment is more than simply agreeing to stay with your partner through bad times. Commitment means universe devoted to doing things to nurture the relationship and protect it from harm and to fix it if damaged. Both partners care about each others needs and must be willing to put each others needs first--including being willing to make personal sacrifices for the good of the relationship. The partners should be willing to depend on each other and sense secure that each will be loyal to each other and to the relationship.     The emotional intimacy dimension of love is best characterized by feeling love for som eone rather than being "in love" with them. The emotional intimacy dimension focuses on liking, friendship, trust and feelings of emotional closeness that result from being able to share ones innermost thoughts and feelings with a partner. Intimacy is achieved through a process by which one comes to know ones partner through increasing levels of self disclosure of ones thoughts and feelings. During the early stages of a relationship when the participants are still getting to know one another, strong passionate emotions may result from increasingly interior levels of disclosure. Later, after the partners have gotten to know each other well, feelings of closeness, friendship, warmth, and caring will tend to predominate. For emotional intimacy to flourish, both partners must be understanding, open, supportive, and must feel like they can talk about anything without fear of being rejected.