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Love between parents and kids and between pets and their owners = unconditional love. That's all.

Unconditional:

1: Your husband knows you love him even though he hates taking out the garbage griping about it when it's raining but does it anyway because he knows its necessary.

2: Sitting up all night beside your child whose afraid of the dark and monsters in the closet telling him the monsters are too scared mom will get them so they better get out and stay gone.

3: Giving a handful of uncounted money to those who don't ask for it because they need it.

Conditional:

1: Telling your husband he can sleep on the couch if he doesn't take the garbage out now.

2: Sitting up all night with your child whose afraid of the dark if he promises to ignore the monsters.

3. Giving to charity only if you can take it off your tax returns.

A dog toward its owner

A parent toward their child

Those are the only ones I know of...in reality, there SHOULD be some conditions...it wouldn't be healthy to love someone (esp a romantic partner) unconditionally...that would mean they could lie, cheat, steal, physically or emotionally harm you or your loved ones, and you'd still love them...a person who would treat you that way doesn't deserve your love...

I love you but you would look better with bigger boobs, or a smaller butt, or if you quit smoking... (conditional)

Unconditional. Knowing that at your worst you are good enough.

The only creatures in the lives of most people who are completely capable of unconditional love are their dogs.

Staying true to a man you love even though he has cheated on you and have two kids with another woman. Both while you two were together.

Parent/child all else have conditions

Yeah!