What does the speaker argue love is primarily?
Pure compatibility
A set of skills and actions
A chemical reaction
A feeling you fall into
Which of these is NOT one of the 6 ingredients?
Trust
Shared vision
Passion
Respect
What does “attraction” really mean in the talk?
Compatibility
Physical appearance only
Curiosity and interest in the other person
Sexual chemistry
A relationship lacks respect when:
They spend time apart
Partners disagree often
One partner feels unseen or undervalued
There’s too much passion
Trust is built mainly through:
Big romantic gestures
Consistent small actions
Emotional intensity
Time alone
What’s the key difference between empathy and compassion?
They’re the same
Compassion avoids emotions
Compassion includes action and boundaries
Empathy is stronger
If a couple constantly disagrees about their future, what’s missing?
Trust
Compassion
Attraction
Shared vision
“Loving behaviors” means:
Avoiding conflict
Showing love through consistent actions
Feeling deeply
Saying “I love you” often
Which situation shows weak trust?
They have different hobbies
They spend time apart
Partners argue openly
One partner keeps promises inconsistently
What happens if one ingredient is missing?
Other ingredients compensate fully
Nothing significant
The relationship automatically ends
The system becomes unstable
Which is the BEST example of a “small loving behavior”?
Daily check-ins and attentiveness
Buying expensive gifts
Writing long messages once a year
Planning a vacation
What is the overall message of the talk?
Love fades over time
Love requires sacrifice
Love is luck-based
Love is built through intentional practice
