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The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of guilt and life satisfaction on love attitude among young adults. The sample consists of 100 individuals and the sampling design used is convenient sampling and both male and female participants were asked to take initiative. The sample mainly consists of people in the age group of 18-28 years who are young adults. The data in this study has been obtained with the help of the scales named "Love Attitude scale", "The satisfaction with Life Scale" and "Five-Item Guilt Proneness Scale" as well as a demographic information form. There is a significant difference in the love attitude and guilt proneness of the married participants being higher than non-married on eros, storge, pragma, mania, agape. The scores of unmarried participants being higher than married on ludos and guilt proneness. There is no significant difference in the life satisfaction scores. The correlation of guilt proneness with eros, storge, pragma, and agape love attitudes is significant and negative. The association of guilt proneness with ludos love attitudes is significant and positive. There is no significant association of life satisfaction scores with love attitudes. There is no significant association of life satisfaction scores with guilt proneness. Linear regression was calculated with life satisfaction and guilt proneness as a predictor of the six dimensions of love attitude.