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**ulw7A8Po** · 06-18-2010, 02:03 AM

Maybe in love commitments, we should always try to cultivate the unselfish type of love and slowly let go of the selfish kind.

Yes, absolutely... selfishness or unselfishness is not inherent to a potential commitment of love with somebody; selfishness or unselfishness are rooted in the way we understood a commitment of love, because to be alone can be rooted also in a selfish view about life facts.

06-18-2010, 02:03 AM	#5
ulw7A8Po Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 415 Senior Member	Maybe in love commitments, we should always try to cultivate the unselfish type of love and slowly let go of the selfish kind. Yes, absolutely... selfishness or unselfishness is not inherent to a potential commitment of love with somebody; selfishness or unselfishness are rooted in the way we understood a commitment of love, because to be alone can be rooted also in a selfish view about life facts.
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