What characterizes the Romantic love style according to John Lee?

• A. A rational and practical approach to love, looking for compatible partners.
• B. A tendency to take great pleasure in a partner's physical appearance and fall in love at first sight.
• C. Intense, obsessive love relationships with emotional highs and lows, often involving jealousy.
• D. An approach to love that begins with friendship and transitions into a peaceful, affectionate love.

Answer: (B)

John Lee’s Romantic love style (often linked to the Eros pattern) is all about strong physical attraction and intense passion, usually felt quickly and often described as love at first sight. The focus is on chemistry, vivid feelings, and idealizing the partner, rather than on practicality, steadiness, or a slow-building friendship. That makes this description the best fit for the Romantic style. By contrast, the other descriptions map to Pragmatic/Pragma (practical and compatible partners), Mania (intense, obsessive highs and lows), or Storge (friendship that deepens into affection).