We all care what we can get in return. There is no such thing as unconditional love. It does not exist. For any love to last, the two partners should be of substance.
Even the perfect love of our Heavenly creator (if you're a theist) has its terms –commandments –or else you're thrown into the lake of fire and brimstone.
We only day dream and chase unconditional love, it is a fantasy because it does not exist. No matter how hard we chase after it. — Konkai
We all care what we can get in return. There is no such thing as unconditional love. It does not exist. For any love to last, the two partners should be of substance. — Konkai
Even the perfect love of our Heavenly creator (if you're a theist) has its terms –commandments –or else you're thrown into the lake of fire and brimstone. — Konkai
We only day dream and chase unconditional love, it is a fantasy because it does not exist. No matter how hard we chase after it. — Konkai
There is no such thing as unconditional love. It does not exist — Konkai
My love for my children is not predicated upon their doing anything, and it's hard to imagine there is something that they could do to totally eliminate it. — Hanover
:chin:There is no such thing as unconditional love. — Konkai
Whether it's pre-programmed or natural love seems irrelevant to the question of whether it exists. — Hanover
There is no such thing as unconditional love. — Konkai
Have you ever considered that you've never experienced love?
There are different sorts of love, some openly conditional, like that between spouses where there are certain explicit boundaries (e.g. forsaking all others), and some far less conditional, like a parent to a child. My love for my children is not predicated upon their doing anything, and it's hard to imagine there is something that they could do to totally eliminate it. — Hanover
don't have any children, but I think you're finding it hard to influence your children. No matter what unacceptable thing they do you'll always love them. But conditional love can foster the notion that what you do has consequences early on in a child, if they do something you'd consider unacceptable you withdraw your love from them. It is a subtle way of raising better human beings. — Konkai
Hi Baden, I guess I don't rhyme well with people in here, with my unorthodox thoughts. — Konkai
I'm 19, life has proven to me.... — Konkai
I can't say I agree with it being egoistic — Darkneos
or that there is no unconditional love. I have unconditional love for my dogs — Darkneos
You underestimate me then. I would not hesitate to die for them if I knew if would save them. — Darkneos
I don't say I have unconditional love to feel better about myself or label myself as noble, most people don't even know that and I don't tell them. — Darkneos
It's definitely egoistic. — Darkneos
I would argue that your denial of it's existence makes you sound jaded or edgy rather than say anything about the love itself. — Darkneos
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