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Originally Posted by kittygrrl
Everyone's ideas about unconditional love are appreciated but I have to say while you may believe you love someone unconditionally until they do something to cross the line, then it is not unconditional at all but very conditional. It may come as a rude awakening that you did not love them as much as you thought you did because you never believed they would ever cross your boundary but, as long as you have a boundary it's not unconditional. However, I think we are capable of loving someone very much and yet if they cross a boundary -infidelity, abuse, murder then we find we love less or not at all-this has nothing to do with unconditional love-
Note to JD..I believe your doggie loves you unconditionally..pets trust us, depend us, and teach us how to love back  |
I disagree. I believe that unconditional love, just like love, can fade away. I can (and did) love someone through betrayal, abuse, etc and even after I was away from the situation, I loved that person but it fades and goes away.
I don't think unconditional love has to be forever to be unconditional. I think the presence of it is enough to qualify as unconditional.
I think it goes back to what imperfect_cupcake said, the definition of unconditional love is subjective to one's own interpretation.