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Posted by M
Yes.
Now I have to ask about the fine print. Would you consider "as long as they are themselves" a condition? What about not loving/condoning everything they do but loving them as a person?


Posted by M
So it looks like it's impossible since they had to do *something* to garner the love in the first place.





Posted by MzSagittarius
Unconditional love is totally real and totally possible.
It all depends on your definition of love.
For instance, if you were to, God forbid, kill one of my family members, I'd strongly despise you, but I'd still love you.
Loving someone and liking someone are two completely different things.
After all, unconditional love has NO conditions.


Posted by Awakened
Love is conditional! If you say you're just dyying for some unconditional loooove, chew on it before you nag your SO about something. Before you correct them or run any negative thoughts in your head about them. WHY? Because if you do...there's your answer 🙂
IMO!





Posted by aquaj
So herein lies the problem; the very definition of what it means to love unconditonally means different things to different people. It is, in itself, subjective; therefore, it cannot exist.


Posted by aquaj
If a couple were to have a 30-year relationship which was endearing and affectionate, and it ended, then according to your definition of love, it would be a lie to say that they were ever in love at all - they were mistaken. It would have been a 30 year INFATUATION.
Posted by aquajI know that love can evolve and change. I believe that love is a verb; it is an action word. More than that, I don't think love is simply a word or feeling; on some level, I believe love is alive. The actions that you take for/with love determine whether it lives or dies. People often talk about a long relationship that suddenly ends; there is nothing sudden about it. That relationship died a slow painful death riddled with neglect and starvation. Not just romantic relationships either, but any of them. No matter what form your love takes, neglect it and it will die, nurture it and it will grow. In that respect, I believe that —falling out of love?? is a choice.
The OTHER problem with your definition is that it does not allow for the possibility that love can be transformed from one form to another (for instance, passionate to companionate love). The definition of love you've provided does not distinguish between types of love. It does not really define love at all, except to say that it's a nice state of being🙂click to expand

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Definition: affection with no limits or conditions; complete love.
Family doesn't count, we HAVE to love them😛 I have it with a friend, it's...lovely🙂 But that's it!!! I worry for the day I'll love a man unconditionally because I know I'm capable. x___x