Should a parent love their child more than a man loving a woman, or a woman loving a man? Don't say it's a different kind of love in answer?

In an ideal world, the romantic love would supersede the unconditional love for the children. In practice, the parents often love the children more and that is the foundation of their relationship. They normally get divorced after the children leave for college.

How the family unit functions and parents treat their children is more dependent on the romantic love the parents have for one another. What's more, the romantic love is more difficult to achieve an unconditional love for. It's easy to have unconditional love for your children by comparison.

After all, they are part of you and you didn't choose exactly them. Your romantic partner, and their love, is more special because you choose that person and they choose you. Out of all the people they could have picked, they picked you.It's very difficult to develop the unconditional love for your spouse after the infatuated/passionate love fades.

Once its cemented, however, it is stronger than the love for a child. A parent shouldn't love their children more than their spouse, but, in practice, this is normally what happens because it's easier. A good way to knock your spouse's socks off is to do things here or there to make he/she feel more important to you than the children.

Love is not finite, it is infinite. So putting parameters on it like 'more here' or 'less there' is unnatural. The choice is simple: to love or not to love.

True love is without condition and unwavering to personal dynamics, ego and pride.

Though both are important, I believe that a marriage comes first. Preserving the marriage and keeping it strong should be the first priority, even if that means getting babysitters a few times a month. The most positive role model a child can see growing up is their parents' love for each other.It is rare that a marriage doesn't start focusing on the children once they are born, but if this happens the husband and wife will grow more distant from each other.

It can cause loneliness and lead the way to bitterness if the child is put above all else. While children are a blessing, the marriage came first, and that's what your family is anchored on, the husband and wife.

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