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Chris Rock is right: “Unconditional love is for women and dogs. A man is only loved on the condition that he provide something”
Except for one thing: God
Listen... I have no dog in this fight, but conceptually speaking, this is the only “out” for a man who truly “needs” that...
Except for one thing: God
Listen... I have no dog in this fight, but conceptually speaking, this is the only “out” for a man who truly “needs” that...
Unconditional love
As we all know, one of the nightmares playing out in modern families is men seeking another mommy from their wife, since they didn’t get the unconditional love from their own, or no dad to show them another way but being a “boy”. Boys NEED mama...
As we all know, one of the nightmares playing out in modern families is men seeking another mommy from their wife, since they didn’t get the unconditional love from their own, or no dad to show them another way but being a “boy”. Boys NEED mama...
But as soon as your wife senses you NEED her, she pulls away. So in this sense, God is an “out”. That is, if you can get there. It’s an umbrella over YOU the man (who takes care of us, huh?) that CAN provide that feeling of unconditional love
Again, provided you can make that leap. And then maintain the “faith” throughout your life. But the offer is on the table. This is all we get as far as unconditional love. Take it or leave it.
The other option is to slug it out in the secular world where everyone in the family gets to really enjoy love (to dance like no ones watching), except you.
I respect either choice.
I respect either choice.
