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| Upvotes | Comment on | Subreddit | Date (UTC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | The "Unconditional Love" mindset is toxic and you should refrain from itI'm a former pickme. And because I was never shown unconditional love , I never expected it in my romantic relationships. I want it to be conditional. I also don't accept this ideology of "accept your partner just the way they are" , because why would you not want them to strive to being the best version of themselve and just accept their lowest form ? | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 12/01/21 02:09 PM |
| 41 | The "Unconditional Love" mindset is toxic and you should refrain from itYes! Finally someone understand. I too share the same perspective. I don't believe in unconditional love, probably because my upbringing was such that I had to "earn" my parents love by complying to their conditions. I believe love should be conditional, not transactional. When both people mutually give and receive love, affection care and respect , it blossoms into a secure and strong bond. Because their is mutual reciprocation from both parties. It is Practically impossible to have "unconditio… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 12/01/21 01:45 PM |
| 23 | She flew across the world to go on a date with him and he broke up with her when things got tough. They are married now, so happy ending, I guess!True , I completely agree. Indian men lack a spine and can never stand up to their parents , even if its for the sake of their partner. Unless he talks to his parents about you and plans to marry you , it's better not to date them with false hopes. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 15/11/20 03:06 PM |
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