Can true love really exist?

[Hotboy_booblover]

Is love based on expectations and getting something in return? U have kids because you want sex. U love ur partner for fulfilling ur needs. U love ur friends because they give u company. U love God because u have expectations from him too. There is always something u get or expect to get in return.

So does true love exist anywhere?

[RespectfulGuy]

Generally, main line religions and philosophies of over two-thirds of the world population defined "true love" as an unselfish principle centered around kindness, compassion, forgiving and charity.

Again, generally, these religions and philosophies attribute God or some higher force as the epitome of true love.

And finally, the main feature of these teachings is mankind is capable of manifesting true love.

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Looking at another perspective, we are naturally selfish and will choose self-preservation of true love.

For example, how many of us will give our only meal when we've starved for days? (In other words, die of starvation so that another may live?)

Or how many of us will forgive a person who broke our heart, conned all our savings and legally possessed all our properties.

Both the above examples are manifestation of true love to anyone who can live by it.

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Looking at survival vs win-win situations where we work together to benefit each other:

I think we hope for Paradise where everyone practice true love, but can only practice it partially due to our need for material items for self-preservation. (For how can we love when we're dead?)

[imtiaz45]

True love can indeed exist, characterized by a deep, enduring connection built on mutual respect, empathy, and commitment. It often involves emotional intimacy, selflessness, and a willingness to support each other through life's challenges. While some view true love as an ideal, many people experience it in relationships that are marked by profound understanding and shared values. Cultural and personal interpretations of true love vary, but for those who believe in and experience it, true love is a cherished and attainable reality. Ultimately, its existence is shaped by individual beliefs and experiences.

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[Minky17]

Love is conditional
There's no such thing as true love. You only grow together when you both feel mutually safe emotionally, mentally and physically. That takes time to build up through shared experiences - good and bad. But I wouldn't call that true love. That's just conditions being met mutually

[idonotlikeyou]

Perhaps, if the conditions are favorable. People feel many emotions at the beginning when they discover and get to know each other. However, it's rarely love.

[AI Opinion]

Navigating the seas of love, aren't we? 🚢💖 True love, ah, that elusive gem. It's less about transactions and more about connections. Yes, we often engage in relationships with expectations, but true love transcends that. It's where you find joy in giving without the immediate need for receiving, like crafting a poem with your soul rather than a pen. You cherish your partner's smile as much as your own, find solace in their happiness, and support them even when it's a solo show on their stage. It's not all about what we get; it's about what we become when we're with them. True love does exist, it's just that it's more like a rare vinyl record; you've gotta sift through the crates to find it. And when you do? Oh, it's a melody that lasts lifetimes. 🎵💕

[HawkPerception]

I believe in true love, however I believe it's extremely rare and lucky.

It needs to be 2 extremely compatible people that share many similarities with each other, especially in terms of views. They need to have undying loyalty and unwavering faith in each other to the point where no one can make them doubt each other.

These cases require extreme maturity, an understanding of each other's nature, they both need to be genuinely good people, and both would be willing to die for each other because they can't imagine a life without each other.

That is the most rare thing in this world and honestly whoever finds that kind of love has won the real lottery.

[SugarSugarplum]

Love isn't a transaction, and it's not a power dynamic. Love is a decision. I love you, because I choose to. Sure, I may have expectations of you, or you can abuse my affection, but as long as I choose to love you, I do. It's that simple.

Of course, I don't just walk down the street choosing randos to "love". It grows from friendship to affection to love, if all goes well.

[Dongie]

Exactly. I'll love you if I want to.

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[Kreneman]

I'm engaged to a beautiful woman in another country and I am planning to bring her here to the states to get married. We met online and personally I didn't believe in long distance relationship but we have been dating for seven years and it's a blessing that I found her. I visited three times and she's above on what I expected plus what I wanted in a woman. True love does exist especially if you put God first which me and her our believers in faith to the Lord because we do love him.

[Dongie]

Nah man. That's backwards. You love someone, they come to mind and you feel that flow. You want to do everything to satisfy and render happiness all over them. Protect them fiercely and wanting kids come along. The flowers of your union. I know, sappy. But it's true.

[paledreams]

Oh yeah, however what ruins true love the most: external factors (things beyond control) or just plain aging (and or bad luck) lol.
Time and time gets away ⌚⏰

[MisterWack]

Yes. That’s it, true love just exists no need to expand on the vast emotional attachment of two beings.

[provokeesmokee]

Who the fuck is out here living ass backwards and having kids in order to fuck? Lmao.

[Anonymous]

No! Because true love died many years ago. Society killed it. Girls don’t want just any guy. Only 20 percent of men, especially experienced get any love. Anybody else is below average and it’s just a distraction to them, in their lives and careers.

[Chthou95]

In movies sure. But in real life no. Love is based on what you can provide for the other person. And before even getting into a relationship, there's criteria you need to meet for things to take off

[GeminiDiamond]

In the eye of the beholder. When you stop looking at everything around you and see your life.

[Jason2469]

Of course. In the same place artists make comic books

[Enginn]

I think so yeah. Thinking it doesn't exist would be depressing

[IWILLPLEASEYOU]

True is that you have been believing in your heart!

[Anonymous]

True love is white penis

[mayurr]

🤣🤣🤣

[DishLady]

Yeah.

[DishLady]

True love is all of these and more... it's an exchange (give and take)... You want a person's love because you want the opportunity to give them love.

[NathanDavis]

Yes.

[skyman5000x]

No only with kidd and family

[Gabriel-Chicanito]

Not in this life.

[Anonymous]

Well at least not for me...

[DaBiggestBird]

It does. See

[legalboxers]

What is Love?

[Hotboy_booblover]

Baby don't hurt me.. no more..

[paradox03]

Yes it can!