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What is love? How do you know its real when you find it? Is it that funny feeling you get in your tummy? Is it the smile you get on your face when you think about or when you see your beloved? Are there different types of love, and levels that you can love a person? Love is something that you just have to find for yourself and only you can know for sure that you’re in love or, if you are just dreaming.
In the story, Their Eyes Were Watching God, the main character, Janie experiences many types of love. She feels love for Nanny, her grandmother that raised her. She also feels love for Joe, which seems to be more lust than affection. Lastly, in Tea Cake, she does find her true love.
In Nanny the love Janie had is more like the feeling of care and affection you would have for your own mother. Later, the love she thought she felt for Joe was lust. In the early stages of a relationship this is often mistaken for love. For Tea Cake the love Janie felt was real, true love. Janie in her life search finally found true
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Janie met Joe, a flashy, fancy man when he came to her town. Unfortunately, Janie was not in love with Joe. How could she be? The love she had for him was lust. Janie fell for all of his empty promises. Joe had said that he would give her the world and everything in it. I doubt that Joe ever loved Jaine. He was very mean to his wife. Joe would beat Janie. He would put her down, and most importantly he would not let her be the free spirit that she was. Joe would show Janie off, putting her on a pedestal, but it was more like as his possession than as his wife. Instead of working on their problems, he threw his money at them and hoped that they would go away – a strategy, which never works. All this just drained poor Janie. “The years took all the fight out of Janie’s face. For a while she thought it was gone from her soul. No matter what Joey did, she said nothing. She had learned how to take some and leave some. She was a rut in the road. Plenty of life beneath the surface but it was kept beaten down by the whee
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