Should love always be unconditional?

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Love should not always be unconditional.

You're already halfway to admitting conditionality exists—you just won't say it plainly. If love requires *any* boundary, any dealbreaker, any "I'm done," then you've already rejected unconditional love. So what's your actual threshold before love stops?

THR the narrative that love should be unconditional

You're asking me to defend unconditional love, but that's a trap. Unconditional love enables abuse, excuses betrayal, and strips relationships of accountability. Real love requires standards. Why should someone stay with a partner who destroys them?