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Researchers have found that the love we feel in our most committed relationships is typically a combination of two or three different forms of love

But often, two people in the same relationship can have very different versions of how they define love

Dr. Hatkoff gives the example of a man and woman having dinner. The waiter flirts with the woman, but the husband doesn’t seem to notice, and talks about changing the oil in her car. The wife is upset her husband isn’t jealous

The husband feels his extra work isn’t appreciated.