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> I'm making the case that in a love where sexual attraction is the pre-requisite , that love is not unconditioned. Ah ok that's the misunderstanding then, because earlier you said "If there's lust involved, it's by definition not unconditional", which is obviously something different so I got confused. > Eventually, we stop doing the deed, grow old. Now we say we love each other unconditionally. But how can we say t…
> Ah ok that's the misunderstanding then, because earlier you said "If there's lust involved, it's by definition not unconditional", which is obviously something different so I got confused. I didn't really say anything different, I was replying to an OP who said that he is participating in a love which is both unconditional and lustful, and I said that it can't be both. You can't simultaneously lust for someone and…
How do you know whether all people are unable to love unconditionally when lust is involved?