Unconditional love

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol....at the sunblock obsessor.....

That made me chuckle too.

Enjoy your disfiguring melanoma removal scars. This isn't just about wrinkles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol....at the sunblock obsessor.....

I'm 3 for 4 with her today. I ate too much, didn't exercise and read a book on the deck with only a 4 spf on. Maybe I 'll get a tattoo later...

OMG; how do I "Like" this comment? DCUM needs this Facebook function.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol....at the sunblock obsessor.....

I'm 3 for 4 with her today. I ate too much, didn't exercise and read a book on the deck with only a 4 spf on. Maybe I 'll get a tattoo later...

OMG; how do I "Like" this comment? DCUM needs this Facebook function.

I do nout love you at all!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love means ultimate loyalty. Like, if he murdered someone, I would help him cover it up.

So if I love her I have to help her cover up a murder...
So I could possibly end up going to jail because of her...


Yeah...I'll pass.

[BE_Jack]

Anonymous wrote:Other than your family and your dog it's a myth.

That's better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love means ultimate loyalty. Like, if he murdered someone, I would help him cover it up.

So if I love her I have to help her cover up a murder...
So I could possibly end up going to jail because of her...


Yeah...I'll pass.

BA HA HA HA!! Love it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Other than your kids and your dog it's a myth.

+1. Hopefully, OP, your parents loved you this way. It is basically the only relationship from which we should expect unconditional love.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love means ultimate loyalty. Like, if he murdered someone, I would help him cover it up.
It also means no jokes at your spouses expense, and never complaining about your spouse to other people.
Wanting to help your spouse lose weight can be part of a loving relationship. Telling your best friend that you are turned off by your wife because she got fat cannot.

I like this definition of unconditional love. But not sure I would cover up my husband's murder. Maybe I would, depends on circumstances maybe.

Maybe that was a little extreme, but you get the point

[Anonymous]

To me, unconditional love means recognizing and honoring the person you're with as another divine soul that is worth the same amount as your own divine soul.

That means even if they are mean and rude, you could still love them and care about their soul. That does not mean you have to stick around and let them degrade you. There is nothing wrong with saying "I honor myself and I refuse to let you treat me this way. I love you for your soul, but these actions are unacceptable." This is as opposed to saying "You're a mean and horrible person and I hate you." So I guess to me in unconditional love you say "I love you, but you're being a jerk" and conditional love is "I used to love you, but you are a jerk."

Rinse and repeat for all other human traits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Other than your kids and your dog it's a myth.

+1. And as your kids age, then just your dog.

amen.

"unconditional love" means build a trust where you can tell me anything and I won't get mad, but I will be fair.

If "unconditional love" means do whatever and I'll always think you're great and be here for you, forget it. I'm not a sucker.

[Anonymous]

Unconditional love usually means a pure + genuine love w/no strings attached to it.

Similar to the love that most parents feel for their own children.

As adults, for many of us the only unconditional love we may ever expect to experience comes from the love our pets give to us.

Or if you are a hoarder, what emotions you feel when surrounded by your belongings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Other than your kids and your dog it's a myth.

The only thing that has ever loved me is my childhood cat. I don't believe in unconditional love between humans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love usually means a pure + genuine love w/no strings attached to it.

Similar to the love that most parents feel for their own children.

As adults, for many of us the only unconditional love we may ever expect to experience comes from the love our pets give to us.

Or if you are a hoarder, what emotions you feel when surrounded by your belongings.

I don't agree entirely with your statement. As an adult, I view unconditional love as the following:

[Anonymous]

Unconditional love is self explanatory. It's love that isn't predicated on anything the other person can do or say.

My kid could do virtually anything, including murder, and I would still love her. It would be hard but I'd love her. I can't think of anything she could do and say in her life to make me not love her.

I love DH a whole helluva lot but if he cheated on me I could envision not loving him anymore.

So my love for dh is conditioned on him being a good partner. My kid could turn out to be a horrible person but it wouldn't matter.

[Anonymous]

I'm sloppy with sunblock and dh still loves me. I am so fortunate!!

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