This is a simple fact but simps and feminist wannabe won’t agree.

Women CAN NEVER love a man unconditionally, a woman’s love comes with conditions.

Use this piece of information any way you seem fit.

That's why I make my own rules.

Peace...
Guy man needs that

foolish deluded olosho talking nonsense here!

a good woman only needs a man with the proper character.... thats the only condition needed!

Exactly what kind of men and women are we talking about here?

Women that goes to church everyday but their life still questionable

Aunty, I no agree with you

Facts101:
This is a simple fact but simps and feminist wannabe won’t agree.
Women CAN NEVER love a man unconditionally, a woman’s love comes with conditions.
Use this piece of information any way you seem fit.

There is no fact to any of what is stated there and this because unconditional love is itself a myth and those who seek after it are themselves deluded.

The excerpt below is taken from a piece published in PsychologyToday , [url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/stronger-the-broken-places/202101/the-myth-unconditional-love%3famp] The Myth of Unconditional Love[/url]

The concept of unconditional love has tremendous appeal because it’s what we so desire. The whole notion that we should rise above whatever they do or don’t do is a set up for a diminishment of love. The idea that we should love unconditionally can contribute to glossing over issues that need to be frankly addressed so that excellent love can be established. I am fond of the idea of striving for an excellent love where we stay in conversation with a spirit of goodwill, to more and more deeply understand what does and does not work.

People can feel bad about themselves when they don’t think they have unconditional love to give. They may end up feeling that there is something important that other people have that they don’t and that they are missing out. If we can trust that we have a love that is huge, deep, and fabulous, but that we have some conditions, that certainly can be enough. When the conditions that we do have are abundantly met, it’s celebration time. But if, for any reason, they aren’t being met, over time, the substrate of love that is the foundation of a relationship will erode.

The idea of unconditional love is associated with no boundaries. Why would anyone want to have no boundaries? Many of us have worked long and hard over many years to negotiate for our needs by establishing clear boundaries. We’ve created a set of agreements with those we love to keep our relationships safe and strong. Why would we want to dismiss all those skillful negotiations? With unconditional love, there is an implication that one partner can be selfish and have their needs met, and that they can be fully loved even if they behave badly.

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@ OP some have learnt some will doubt some will learn in a had way so no need to stress it only kids and of course SIMPS will argue that but then it is what it is.