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Why true love is unconditional instead of blind
« on: July 24, 2010, 04:55:36 AM »
Compulsory blindness is acceptable. It's a biological  fact, and something some people are forced to deal with.  Voluntary blindness, however? Or more than just the  biological sense? Not so good.

This applies to love as readily as anything else.  Blindness in love is a bad thing. It's slightly ignorant.  It can even, over the long run, prove harmful to all the  parties involved. There may be excuses for blind love,  yes, but they seldom seem as good to others as they do to  the person in love.

What is blind love? It's affection. Deep, penetrating  affection for someone or something, but with an eye only  for the positive. People who suffer from blind love see  only the good things about a person and, for whatever  reason, completely ignore all the bad stuff, acting as  though it doesn't exist. This may seem tolerant; this may  even seem downright saintly. It is neither.

Love, true love, should be unconditional. It should be  all-encompassing. It needs to accept and embrace a  person's flaws rather than shuffle them aside in the face  of their virtues. Unconditional love is a willingness to  work with everything a person has and is rather than  pretend certain elements of their personality don't exist.  Knowing, accepting and cherishing everything that might be  wrong or ugly about a person will allow a relationship to  flourish.

The main problem with blind love is that the lover has to  face reality at some point, and doing so may prove a  little too harsh for their liking. Indeed, it may seem so  powerful a moment that the love falters and fades, and  that's not fair to the previously loved, now scorned.  Whatever their faults they obviously had some redeeming  quality that caused the love in the first place - those  flaws that are so maligned are still part of a whole, good  person, in most cases. Indeed, the problem areas might not  be so bad at all once you're willing to look at them  thoroughly.

Love is about trust, and it's difficult to properly trust  someone if you ignore many facets of their personality.  Indeed, blind love can often lead the first party into  being hurt, as they'll ignore the actions of the second  and decide that bad things aren't going on. This can  include cheating, abuse, criminality and any number of  other things. Blind love can ignore things that are too  ugly to bear, and that's just as bad as ignoring mere  flaws.Love. By all means, love. But do so with an eye for  everything, not just the good. Otherwise you may be doomed  to a painful future.What do you think?
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Why true love is unconditional instead of blind
« on: July 24, 2010, 04:55:36 AM »

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Re: Why true love is unconditional instead of blind
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2011, 06:25:30 AM »
In a romantic relationship between 2 people, is unconditional love healthy? If a man is abusive and violent, if his actions only serve to hurt the woman he loves, should she love him unconditionally, blind to his faults? What about those who cheat and have affairs? If your loved one cheats on you regularly, should it make a dent in your love? Yes, it should. It is very hard to distance yourself from someone you love deeply but you need to face facts and accept that may be that person is undeserving of your condition-less love.

Love, true love, is that which can give the most, without asking or demanding anything in return - Mazie Hammond

The greatest gift that you can give to others is the gift of unconditional love and acceptance - Brian Tracy.

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« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2011, 06:25:30 AM »

 

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