Do you love me out of true love or out of responsibility?
A question with every lovers..
But I will say, “You won’t get an immediate answer. Waite and see”
What do you say and which one do you prefer – the morally aided love or unconditional love?
109 responses to “Do you love me out of true love or out of responsibility?”
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I have a friend who came to the UAE on a job, her neighbor’s son (who was already in the UAE) was given the ‘responsibility’ to take care of her until she settled down. This responsibility turned into love and now he and she are ‘responsible’ for one another as they are very much man and wife and very much in love too. 😉
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Ha ha nice counter story…so far so good, alle
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True Love or Responsible Love, that’s a very interesting question.
I feel Love grows and matures as time passes by, the give and take, the understanding for each other, the concern for one another, so on and so forth that you can say is true Love which is also responsible.
Conditions are Unconditional when it comes to Love.
Good One,
Regards,
Shiva-
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That’s it!
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Love unconditionally without any obligations…😊
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Say, there shouldn’t be any conditions like he or she should love me only..in this way..?
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Unconditional love for me – I don’t want my wife to love me simply because she feels some responsibility towards me… She is not in love with me if this is the case. I feel responsible for the safety of people who work with me and some of them I even love ( in a platonic fashion) but just because feel that responsibility, I do not need to love them… Only care for them. I think unconditional love and responsibility can me mutually exclusive 🙂
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It’s like the phrase, “Caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.” Not in the sense that they are dangerous, but it’s a really tough choice. Love is so confusing at times that it’s hard to actually answer such a thought provoking question. Like every human is unique, so is their concept about love. Nobody is ever satisfied with any answer about love.
Of the answer is “out of responsibility,” then the retuen question would be “am I a burden?” And if the answer is “true love,” the counter question would be “really?”
The best answer would be to say, “Look into my eyes and find the answer by yourself, my answer is beyond words!” -
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But Sup, here what Akhila asked was- Are you loving the other person with all your hearts or you’re just making them feel that you love them, but internally you don’t care much.
For example, if there are two lovers who are committed. A girl messages the boy “I love you” the boy is sitting somewhere in his own world. He just replies to the message just because the girl must be waiting and not because he really feels so.
I’m sorry for the pathetic example 😂
I hope you understood what I tried to convey. 😁😂😂😂 -
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It is love..still there is a but😉
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Sure.
I thought about it and I believe if you love someone truly you automatically develop a feeling of responsibility. You care about the person and you start developing a feeling that it’s your responsibility to make the other person happy. ☺️
It’s not only about love between a boy and a girl. It’s about any love, love between a father and a son or love between brothers or friends. ☺️
That’s what I believe 😊
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words and notion 
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