All About Love Ch 3 – Ch 6

2 Points- Meet or exceed the minimum requirements of the assignment

Minimum Requirements for this 2 page summary per chapter a total of 6 pages:

-Citation at the top:

hooks, bell, ( 2000). All about love : new visions. New York :William Morrow,

-Introduce the book

-3 cited quotations that stood out to you, what did the text say that you found insightful or important.  (Make sure to include page numbers.  Any synthesis without page numbers will result in zero points.)

-What did you learn?

All About Love Ch 3 – Ch 6 Answer (B)

Overview

             This chapter talks about the said core of every kind of relationship one can have, and that is honesty and or being true. This is not just being true and honest to the very person we are relating with but most especially being true to oneself. It is being discussed in this chapter that even during the early days of our childhood this idea of being able to tell the truth and  being honest is already unveiling before our innocent lives. It is said that “lies are told about the most insignificant aspects of our daily life (p. 34).

All About Love Ch 3 – Ch 6 Answer 

Chapter 3

Chapter three states that when we reveal ourselves to our partner and find that this brings healing rather than harm, we make an important discovery-that intimate relationships can provide a sanctuary from the world of facades. The heart of justice is truth-telling, seeing ourselves and the world the way it is rather than the way we want it to be. Moreover, many of us can recall moments in childhood when we discovered that our parents did not really mean for us to tell the truth all the time. Children are fascinated by lying because they see the power it gives them over adults.