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Should there be A Reason to Love or No reasons to Love ?

JhonnyTest said:
My pov is " There would be No reasons, If You Love her Unconditionally "
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I love your perspective!

"You love her unconditionally" is a beautiful sentiment. When you love someone unconditionally, you accept and love them for who they are, without judgment, expectations, or attachments.

In unconditional love, there's no need for reasons or justifications. You don't love someone because of their qualities, achievements, or actions. You simply love them, without condition or reserve.

This kind of love is:

- Selfless: You prioritize the other person's well-being and happiness above your own.
- All-encompassing: You accept and love the person's entirety, including their strengths, weaknesses, and flaws.
- Unwavering: Your love remains constant, despite challenges, difficulties, or changes.

Unconditional love is a profound and transformative experience. It can bring immense joy, peace, and fulfillment to both the giver and receiver.

Your statement reminds me of a beautiful quote by Erich Fromm:

"Love is an act of will, namely, the will to extend one's self for the sake of another, to take care of the other's needs, and to attend to their growth and development.
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