What is your definition of unconditional love?

Unconditional love is love with no strings attached. You give and do, and there are no *expectations* of anything in return. You cannot feel "unfulfilled" toward the object of your affection or it's not unconditional love.

Love without judging and being critical others. This happens when we love only not including demands; company, physical relation or any expectation. But this not happen or 0.00001 % in reality with people.

When you pick a flower (and thus kill it), it still smells sweetly. Being good to others and expecting nothing in return - that's what *I* call unconditional love. Romantic getaways.

Unconditional love is loving someone without expecting something in return. Giving up yourself / sacrificing for the betterment of the others. There are no boundaries for this kind of love such as a parent's love for his child.

Think twice. Is so called unconditional love possible? You will give love only to those who will also love you, won't you?

So can you define unconditional love when it has no existence.

Unconditional love is a term that means to love someone regardless of the loved one's qualities or actions. The paradigm of unconditional love is a mother's love for her newborn. Unconditional love is often used to describe the love in an idealized romantic URL1 may sometimes also be used to describe love between family members, comrades in arms and between others in highly committed relationships.

Love means putting the needs of the one you love over your own needs.

Robert A. Heinlein. "Love" is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own... Jealousy is a disease, love is a healthy condition.

The immature mind often mistakes one for the other, or assumes that the greater the love, the greater the jealousy. " I still love this answer.

Love is the amalgam of every emotion you have ever felt, smashed together into the idea that you will take another step; another chance, even risking it all for that 'walking on water' feeling one more time.

Love is the focussing of our feelings of ultimate enjoyment of a situation, object, or a person that is driven by the fact that we believe that the focus completes the circle of our life. P.S. That is two answers that I gave today that were only one sentence. I am on a roll!

Love is that feeling you have when you don't want to go to sleep, because reality is finally better than anything you can dream. Ooh I like one sentence answers lol.

I believe that love is not so much a feeling (although feelings of joy are high when we're in love), but a state of need, like hunger or thirst. Hunger is satisfied by food, thirst by drink and love by connection. We all long for connection and love is the satisfaction of that need.

Love is beyond my ability to convey with complete accuracy because it involves a plethora of emotions, including sadness and sometimes even hate, but when it's a good day, love can leave you with a feeling of pure contentment, so euphoric, it is utter bliss. Some days it can present itself in different ways, such as the tongue-in-cheek example given below, which describes both love and hate: If you've never contemplated suicide, you've never been in love.... If you've never contemplated homicide, you've never been through a divorce! Again, not to be taken literally.

Love that is intimate strives to be expressed in the enduring bond of LOVEMATISM. (see lovematism.com).

Love is again another feeling. Love for family is different from love for a 'significant other'. Love for family can sometimes feel like an obligation, I know that's how my mom must have felt for my sister (who was the problem child).

I say this because there are parents who give their children away. Love can be an obligation if one is forced to marry as well, though I don't believe this to be absolute love. Love for a significant other starts off with some kind of attraction, it doesn't have to be physical.As the person grows on you may love them because they do things that are things that you like or are like you.

After all who loves a person who is the opposite of yourself...uh the answer is, no one. When a person feels like they can't function well without the another ... gosh it's hard to tell when you actually fall in love. I'd like to believe that we are all in control of who and when we fall in love, but I don't know when you do.

Love is an innocent emotion that is very complex. It can be instant and last forever and can be created with action.

Love is a complete unconditional feeling of positive adoration. This love should make you love something or someone even though that thing is flawed or drives you completely crazy. Love will make you die on the cross for the sins of billions of people who have not even been born yet.

Love will make a mother go hungry so that her children can have something to eat. Love is complete and total. People say they can fall out of love, you do not ever fall out of love, you lose attraction, which is completely different.

You will always love that person you will just no longer feel attracted to them.

Love is like a multi-layered piece of hard candy. At first it is very sweet and full of emotion. Then it can turn sour unexpectedly; so sour that you are tempted to spit that candy out.

Once you get through the sour parts, it is the long lasting delicious center, the reason you tried that piece of candy in the first place.

My definition of love is a feeling that you get when you get to know someone well enough that you want to be with them all the time. That you both can communicate well with one another and can talk things over while coming to a conclusion to the matter. Love is being there for your partner no matter what might the situation may be.

Love is also surprising your mate with something special now and again. Flowers, dinner, tickets to a special event that he/she would love to go to. Love is knowing that this is the person for you.

flickr.com/photos/emiraty911/324281879/ Endless Love! flickr.com/photos/millzero/2408535634.

When I was a kid I thought love was when you really really liked someone. Now I realize I don't even always like those I love, that goes for kids and partners alike! I think of paasion and sexual attraction more of infatuation, not love.

Love is enduring, I still love my former partners, even when circumstances made it impossble for me to be with them. My former husband, the drug addict, is a good case in point. To me love is intimacy plus loyalty.

Love is a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.