Of course, one may form a love relationship with someone that may even lead to marriage.
If it does, one will start a marital relationship, and if one has children, a parent-child relationship will begin.
Adler made three categories of the interpersonal relationships that arise out of these processes.
He referred to them as “tasks of work,” “tasks of friendship,” and “tasks of love,” and all together as “life tasks.”
YOUTH: Are these tasks the obligations one has as a member of society? In other words, things like labor and payment of taxes?
PHILOSOPHER: No, please think of this solely in terms of interpersonal relationships.
That is, the distance and depth in one’s interpersonal relationships.
Adler sometimes used the expression “three social ties” to emphasize the point.
YOUTH: The distance and depth in one’s interpersonal relationships?
PHILOSOPHER: The interpersonal relationships that a single individual has no choice but to confront
when attempting to live as a social being—these are the life tasks.
They are indeed tasks in the sense that one has no choice but to confront them.
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