Love adversity: tactics and strategy in the passion game

Love wars, like strategic games, require participants to be able to anticipate moves and analyze the tactics of the enemy. passion, like war, is often subordinated to experienced strategists who can calculate every operation in this ongoing battle between Adam and Eve. side A's main objective is to conquer Eve without losing her freedom. while side E seeks to break through Adam's defenses and make him its prisoner.

Side E has many tools: oohs and sighs, tears and tricks. everything is aimed at conquering Adam, who, in turn, builds defensive fortifications, trying to preserve his freedom. but the battle for Adam's heart is not only about fighting, but also about strategy, maneuvers and virtuoso tricks.

For a while Adam can hold on to his "dugout", but eventually he gets bored and sad. the passion for battle gradually fades, and Adam realizes that he is looking for something more. he may give up, but it is possible that this building will only be a temporary rest before new battles.

Perhaps side A and side E should not seek new battles, but a qualitatively new state. "love-friendship" or "love-harmony" can be an alternative to duels and passionate wars. when a man calls a woman a friend, it can be an expression of the desire to find in the relationship not only passion, but also mutual help and understanding.

Love wars can be both positional and maneuver wars. in the case of positional warfare, the parties methodically advance on each other, but this often leads to limited results and frustration. maneuver warfare is characterized by rapid changes, crises, and sudden maneuvers. the right maneuver can lead to a lightning-fast victory, but the wrong maneuver can lead to defeat.

As a result, in the game of love it is worth looking not only for victory, but also for a qualitatively new state of relations. to succumb to the tricks of passion or to choose friendship and harmony - the choice is up to the participants of this endless war.