Watch the video together and discuss:
[Parent] Share about a crush you had and how you managed it.
[Child] How would you know if you’ve found the love of your life?
[Both] Discuss the differences between committed love vs short-term infatuation.
Wrap it up:
Many love relationships start from a crush, but the emotions are fleeting unless the feelings are further developed into a friendship based on an appreciation of who the person really is, with identified shared interests and values. But it is often difficult to separate the feeling of excitement of young love or infatuation from the reality of true, committed love.
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Nelson and Gina
Nelson and Gina Lee have been accredited facilitators with Focus on the Family Singapore for over a decade, beginning their involvement conducting relationship talks for tertiary students since 2011.
Driven by a passion for nurturing strong relationships, they have extensive experience in facilitating dating workshops for courting couples and pre-marital programmes for those considering marriage. They have also have led marriage retreats designed to deepen connection and commitment among married couples.
