Do you think the definition of what constitutes a good loving relationship has changed through the ages ? Are people today more loving of their partners or just making a bigger fuss than those of previous generations ?
For example, what would a 'normative' medieval peasant think when looking at his wife compared to a contemporary yuppie ?
I suspect it would be close to how Ultra Orthodox jews or some kinds of Muslims feel. Something along the lines of a good working relationship. You do this, I do that and mutual respect ( or lack of ) .
For example, what would a 'normative' medieval peasant think when looking at his wife compared to a contemporary yuppie ?
I suspect it would be close to how Ultra Orthodox jews or some kinds of Muslims feel. Something along the lines of a good working relationship. You do this, I do that and mutual respect ( or lack of ) .
This message last edited by AgentOrange on 22/05/2010 at 09:30:05 PM
Thinking about love
- 22/05/2010 10:59:33 AM
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Our behavior is heavily skewed by our fear of exposure by media and judgment by society. *NM*
- 22/05/2010 06:36:06 PM
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"Medieval" or "Mediaeval", not "medevil", and "peasant" not "peseant". *NM*
- 22/05/2010 07:51:00 PM
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