Tonight on Facebook, one of the people in my friend list said she was having a hard time and wanted someone to show her some unconditional love. So I chatted with her and asked how things were going, tried to show some support, and she acted like I was telling her I eat my belly button lint every night before I go to bed. Maybe you would find it easier to feel unconditional love if you let people give you some.
Quick aside - I've heard several times in the last few months that someone "wouldn't make me happy". This confuses me, as I'm pretty positive I know what I feel and when I'm happy or not. I'm tempted to believe that what is meant is "I don't think I'll be happy with you".
Once again, I love Craigslist!
14 hours ago
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In order for there to be "unconditional love" there would have to be "conditional love" but that kind of love cannot exist by love's definition. There are 3 scriptures that talk about love unfeigned (2 Cor. 6:6; 1 Pet. 1:22; D&C 121:41) and you'll never hear the brethren discuss "unconditional love"... only love unfeigned.
Sorry your belly button lint wasn't exciting enough for her needs. And, I'm sure your hearing is fine. I think you got that one right, too. :)
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