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All I can think of that would be related is how after one of my relationships end I have a hard time forgetting the person and letting them go. Something I've realized is that I'm not in love with who they are anymore, because through the experience they've changed, likewise through the stupid act, the person you know has changed as well. II think what you have to realize is that who you love, and who you see now are two different people. Easy to get them confused because they were once the same person. I don't think you'll be able to get rid of this "love" until you realize that who you love quite possibly isn't there anymore. In the case of unconditional love, that isn't the case. Unconditional ultimately means that despite how the person changes, or what they do, you can forgive them, or you can adapt to who they've become in a sense. I can't say that I agree with decius when he says
quote: you only know it is love when you don't fear not loving them if they do something horrible.
cause how can you say you love someone if you'll sacrifice that love so willing simply because they did something stupid? that just doesn't seem right to me.
"May wisdom flow through my mind, and love burn in my heart"
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