What unconditional love is and isn't

[Anonymous]

I thought this was great: http://www.lifehack.org/624851/how-to-know-if-its-unconditional-love-or-not

[Anonymous]

Ditto!

[Anonymous]

Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

A pet's relationship to you is warped by the fact that they are dependent on you for their survival, as are babies and children. I think true love can only exist where both parties know they can survive independently of each other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

No, he or she has been in an actual long-term relationship that - oh my God! - isn't like a damn movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

No, he or she has been in an actual long-term relationship that - oh my God! - isn't like a damn movie.

You must not have read the actual article.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

No, he or she has been in an actual long-term relationship that - oh my God! - isn't like a damn movie.

You must not have read the actual article.

There's nothing substantial there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

No, he or she has been in an actual long-term relationship that - oh my God! - isn't like a damn movie.

You must not have read the actual article.

There's nothing substantial there.

+1. The article was a confused mess. The author attempts to generalize from very specific contexts and the end result is contradictory mumbo jumbo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unconditional love is: what your dog feels for you.

Unconditional love isn't: what any adult human feels for you.

How sad that you feel this way.

+1

You have never experienced true love if you think that.

No, he or she has been in an actual long-term relationship that - oh my God! - isn't like a damn movie.

You must not have read the actual article.

The article was attempting to redefine "unconditional" for no reason other than a desire to use the word without being accused of being in an unhealthy relationship.

[Anonymous]

Apologies to all the narcissistic idealists. There is no unconditional love between mature adults. There is committed, passionate, invested, and compromised-filled love. Life is too complicated to pretend otherwise. -- https://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/05/29/opinion/sunday/why-you-will-marry-the-wrong-person.html

[Anonymous]

Unconditional love- having sex with your DH when he is in the mood but you really aren't.

[Anonymous]

Idiotic article. She wants to love conditionally but have the title of "unconditional love" because it sounds nice and romantic. I guess.

[Anonymous]

Actual unconditional romantic love is creepy as hell. That's why this author needs to radically redefine the word "unconditional" into the opposite of what it actually means.