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Love is opportunistic 1 2 Next. 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 โcommandments โor 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. Gus Lamarch Gus Lamarch Options Share. Hippyhead 1. It does not exist โ Konkai. Hippyhead Options Share.
TheMadFool TheMadFool Options Share. Philosophim 2. Philosophim Options Share. KerimF KerimF Options Share. Hanover Hanover Options Share. 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.
Isn't it a pre-programmed natural love? Yes, I also knew fathers and mothers who didn't or couldn't love their children as you do. Whether it's pre-programmed or natural love seems irrelevant to the question of whether it exists. 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.
