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Do you now or have you ever loved unconditionally?

Not with reservations or restrictions. Not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something else but unconditionally.




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romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 29-May-2006 12:03am  
I believe that most people who believe they love unconditionally just haven't run into the right conditions yet.
ultamate
posted 29-May-2006 12:10am  
I love my husband unconditionally but that doesn’t mean that I can live with him.
I loved my mother unconditionally even though I tried to hate her.
I love my dad my dad unconditionally.
I love my brother and sister unconditionally even thought I rarely see them.
I love my mother and father in-law unconditionally even though we have drifted since the split with my ex.
I love my son unconditionally even though he has broken my heart many times.
ultamate
(reply to romkey) posted 29-May-2006 12:11am  
> I believe that most people who believe they love
> unconditionally just haven't run into the right
> conditions yet.

You don't have kids do you?
RGirl
posted 29-May-2006 12:30am  
Yes, my dogs. They are the only ones that can do the same for me. And my brothers.
Zang
posted 29-May-2006 2:05am  
No one is above reproach.
Frostbrand Silver Star Survey Creator
posted 29-May-2006 2:22am  
Yes. My cat.
cabinfever
posted 29-May-2006 2:41am  
Yes, when I was a child I loved my pets and my daddy. Now I have my daughter.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 29-May-2006 4:07am  
um, kind of...  * wry smile *
Cain
posted 29-May-2006 5:24am  
Yes. Now. It's amazing and has made me a better person because of it.
Irene007 Survey Central Gold Subscriber Silver Star Survey Creator
posted 29-May-2006 6:10am  
Yes - it was great.
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
(reply to ultamate) posted 29-May-2006 8:17am  
No, I don't.

Maybe some parents do love their kids unconditionally; that's a good point. I was thinking more romantic love when I wrote my reply. Though there are plenty of parents who have done awful things to their children and turned them out or abandoned them... but then there are plenty of parents who haven't.
Venetian2416
posted 29-May-2006 9:43am  
I think I have. Not sure if it's a good or bad thing yet.
ROCKMAN
posted 29-May-2006 10:04am  
Well yeah! My parents, my children, my sisters!
ultamate
(reply to romkey) posted 29-May-2006 11:01am  
 * yes * Ok, we are on the same page. I agree with what you're saying.
ultamate
(reply to RGirl) posted 29-May-2006 11:04am  
> Yes, my dogs. They are the only ones that can
> do the same for me. And my brothers.

oh I forgot my cat!
Melf Gold Qualifier
posted 29-May-2006 11:49am  
Yeah, still do, not loved back. I don't give a crape if I'm only fourteen either  * raspberry *

And my brother Ste, and particular mates
I think I've lost all obligation to love my parents.
gsummers
posted 29-May-2006 12:20pm  
I wouldnt feel human if I couldnt feel love unconditionally with at least one person for petes sake.. most of my family and friends I will always love unconditionally.
they Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 29-May-2006 2:03pm  
Yes, I feel sorry for anyone who hasn't.

I am also loved unconditionally.
they Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to romkey) posted 29-May-2006 2:05pm  
> I believe that most people who believe they
> love unconditionally just haven't run into
> the right conditions yet.


So what conditions would you have to experience to stop loving your cats?  * smile *
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
(reply to they) posted 29-May-2006 2:52pm  
They sure are boundary-pushers...  * smile *
Iseult Survey Central Subscriber Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 29-May-2006 5:21pm  
Yes. Chocolate.
Amanda
posted 29-May-2006 6:01pm  
Yes. I love Caleb unconditionally. My parents. My brothers. My nieces and nephew.

As far as men go, I prefer not to go there. (Because Adam still reads my comments here.  * raspberry * )
RGirl
(reply to Melf) posted 29-May-2006 11:15pm  

> I think I've lost all obligation to love my parents.

I hear you.
hypersky
posted 30-May-2006 12:17am  
I love my daughters and my family unconditionally.
Melf Gold Qualifier
(reply to RGirl) posted 30-May-2006 2:16am  
 * frown *
It's sad because it shouldn't be that way.
RGirl
(reply to Melf) posted 30-May-2006 2:20am  
Shouldn't? It really is impossible in human nature to love people at random. We tend to seek out who we love. That they are our parents is almost just and accident, you know? There is no guarantee we will like them, much less love them.
Melf Gold Qualifier
(reply to RGirl) posted 30-May-2006 2:25am  
That's what I used to think, but, I dunno, maybe I wish I loved my parents.
RGirl
(reply to Melf) posted 30-May-2006 2:30am  
Then you'll have to do your best to find something you like about them. It might be something that has nothing to do with being a mother or father. Something about them as people.
Melf Gold Qualifier
(reply to RGirl) posted 30-May-2006 2:31am  
Nicely put  * smile *
I guess this means effort... yeah, I can give that a go.
RGirl
(reply to Melf) posted 30-May-2006 2:39am  
 * smile *

That's how I finally decided I at least liked my mom some. I looked at her as a person, things she did. She quilts. She's made some beautiful stuff and it is so detailed. When I said 'Gosh I could never do that.' I realized I'd found something I like about her, admired even. Love might get it there eventually. Opening my eyes wider has allowed me to understand more why she has the behaviors I don't like. It seems that she has little emotion, but once I paid attention I discovered she does, but does not like to express emotions that might make her appear weak. She feels, so that made me feel better. I had thought she was completely void of caring for anything other than herself, but that's not true. Maybe you will see more about your parents if you try and look.
Melf Gold Qualifier
(reply to RGirl) posted 30-May-2006 2:47am  
I'll bare that in mind... cheers  * grin *
CarolL
posted 30-May-2006 1:46pm  
Yes. My children I love unconditionally, my cat I love unconditionally.
autumnlight
posted 30-May-2006 5:22pm  
Yes, my family of course.
mve17
posted 31-May-2006 9:05am  
Yes
iwish40
posted 1-Jun-2006 2:39am  
My Children and husband, but this also goes for the rest of my family too.
LJD
posted 3-Jun-2006 10:26pm  
I love my children, and grandchildren unconditionally.
kitti723
posted 11-Jun-2006 6:41pm  
yes, it is strange to feel this way especially when it is mutual but it does feel natural to me.
Biggles Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 12-Jun-2006 10:52pm  
I'm not sure that's possible. There are definitely conditions that would stop me from loving all of the people that I love.
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