Thread: Unconditional Love... is it really unconditional?
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Old 09-27-2016, 10:55 AM   #88
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Originally Posted by Shystonefem View Post
I believe that there is such thing as unconditional love. I love my family that way. I don't always like them but I love them.

I don't believe that "love never dies". I was very much in love with my ex but not at all now.
Caring if someone dies and loving then is very different, IMHO
Romantic love is sometimes different, personality, life experience, maturity, etc makes it very individual. I can't comment on the experience of others just speaking of my own.
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