When someone hurts you

April 30, 2014

Unconditional love is when someone hurts you, makes you angry, but because you care about that person so much you choose not to hurt them in return. ~Unknown

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  5. Reply  

    Jayesh Thakkar

    April 30, 2014

    You are right Jen, that is the unconditional love.
    But can u suggest a password for life…….
    Have sweet dreams Jen.

  6. Reply  

    matavai Aloiai

    April 30, 2014

    That is so true. There's always a voice in your head that says BE PATIENT

    Cheers Jen

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    hatibouah Antone

    April 30, 2014

    Love is the greatest force on earth, unconditional love is blind, beautiful and very careing

  24. Reply  

    Mxolisi Shwayimba

    April 30, 2014

    Oh yes cc thes is great &pfool it is not is to prts but if you live with love is easy

  25. Reply  

    S. R. Singh

    April 30, 2014

    Yes, this is love. Love involves care, not revenge.

  26. Reply  

    Tdv Pathy

    April 30, 2014

    Yes it is certainly unconditional love very humble Thankyou.

  30. Reply  

    Diane Garland

    April 30, 2014

    Hurting someone after they hurt you no I can't GO down that road anymore

  31. Reply  

    Lokesh Soni

    April 30, 2014

    Love has been dead long time ago and just trying to give it a reward everywhere. Nowdays love is defined after calculation.

  58. Reply  

    latonya Conner

    May 1, 2014

    Girls where's the line I want your c** baby work soon be in love with someone or something but I'm on my way. Jorils

  64. Reply  

    Stanley Arnold

    May 1, 2014

    Unconditional love does not really exist. This is a statement of the theory of unconditional love.
    Remember that even God if you Believe in God does not love any person,unconditionally.
    Does God let the murderer,thief, child killer into the gates of heaven unconditionally. No! Absolutly not.
    Love is given and born out of respect,trust,honor,concern.
    Will I love a woman unconditionally if she is disrespecting me,and cursing me,etc. Absolutely not!
    I may love her and always have a special place in my heart because at once we had a special love,but when you violate the love over and over and over and over,then there is no unconditional love.
    I want to love my girl and be respected as I respect her and if that I'd not mutual. Then there is no unconditional love.
    Love is not some game of words but the title of actions that that make love unconditional.

  66. Reply  

    Stanley Arnold

    May 1, 2014

    Thank you sister because Love is Great.
    Love Is a action word,and not an expression with no support.

  68. Reply  

    Stanley Arnold

    May 1, 2014

    +Alinah Moletsane my sister Here goes a ironic joke for you!
    I love chickens! I love chickens in my pot with flour and oil. They taste so good and I love them.
    If ever there should be not any chickens in the world,my heart would be broken. Why?
    Because I told you ,I love chickens. Ha Ha Ha.

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    Meme Mezegeba

    May 2, 2014

    yea love is a gift from god just respect it dont hurt anyone love is like wind you can t see it but you can feel it

  73. Reply  

    Faith Chavez

    May 3, 2014

    Unconditional love is Agape love of our maker, creator of the heavens and earth. In obedience to our Lord God Almighty, His Son gave His life for you so that you are free from sin and death. You are forgiven,Have eternal life and have the holy spirit in you. To live a life in Devine Favor! Jesus loves you despite your sins, have been justified without condemnation. Amen

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