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Application to Life
 Let me talk about the curve above!Introduction: Usually the case when feelings start to sprout. Attraction is not apparent. There is a need to promote awareness for such feelings. Also, there is a high rate of failure, if in event the feelings go unnoticed. In addition, there's high emotional costs involved with very little signs of return.Growth: Similar competitors start to arise. Feelings start to develop further. Some acknowledgment of feelings can be seen but at the same time, feelings are uncertain. Finally, the end of growth may also heralds the beginning of decline.Maturity: Feelings continue to grow but at a decreasing rate which then stabilized. Feelings reach the peak and will last indefinitely until declines starts.Decline: When feelings start to decrease and when problems arise... Partners may start to cut costs and their feelings will start to be difficult to maintain. Little problems are enlarged into large problems due to increase in sensitivity. Feelings can still be salvaged by reducing the tension and agony.- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs a theory in Psychology
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