companionate

If passion is lost over time, it may change into companionate love.

On the other hand, companionate love is associated with affection, friendship and commitment.

It is not uncommon for passionate love to turn into companionate love.

The companionate relationships of convenience may be different.

Both passionate and companionate love are the foundations for every variety of love that one may experience.

Time expressed the view that his views on companionate marriage had destroyed his reputation.

They used the language of companionate ties."

In companionate love, changes occur from the early stage of love to when the relationship becomes more established and romantic feelings seem to end.

The traditional psychological view sees love as being a combination of companionate love and passionate love.

In their private lives, many of the repealers sought to live out the ideal of companionate marriage.

She believes that the sudden growth in women's writing and the interest in issues relating to women was largely owing to the rise of the companionate marriage.

Leon was Teri's paralegal, a wispy young man ten years her junior who'd been her companionate default since before the divorce was final.

The Victorian image of a woman as the 'angel in the house', passive, sexually innocent and dependent, gave way to the ideal of a companionate marriage.

At the same time, a companionate race of telepathic giant birds called lammergeiers was also created to assist the Vispi in their survival.

The love ideally shared between family members is a form of companionate love, as is the love between close friends who have a platonic but strong friendship.

Such "consensual", "common law" or "companionate" unions (or "marriages" ), however, may be recognized to a certain degree by society (or even by the law).

The bond between a woman and a man was mutually beneficial, companionate and often, after a time, affectionate, but to show jealousy, or any strong emotion, was unthinkable.

Durand, a friend of both Cole and Bryant, depicted his friends in their companionate stance in a location they both expressed in their creative pieces.

Both Edgeworth and Austen argue that women are crucial to the development of the nation; moreover, they portray women as rational beings who should choose companionate marriage.

Given that the ideal of the companionate marriage had existed before the eighteenth century, it must be recognized that women's position within marriage was inferior to that of men.

Research by the University of Pavia suggests that romantic love lasts for about a year, and then it is replaced by a more stable form of love called companionate love.

This reading of silences depends on the argument that the companionate ideal of marriage developed first among the privileged classes, and that in the eighteenth century lower class women could expect little affection in marriage.

Similarly, A. James Hammerton's analysis of the Victorian law of matrimonial cruelty also demonstrates the complex and different ways in which men and women drew on ideas of patriarchal and companionate marriage.

A big family, with a system of companionate marriage so complicated that no human has ever figured it out, plus retainers with their own females and cubs; but still, a patriarchal household dominated by one big, tough male."