Wouldn’t that behaviour stem from the affection felt? Are you using affection in its ordinary context?
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More like without expecting something in return instead of does not deserve it.
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The English word "love" is too imprecise to be really usesful, but "does not deserve it" still doesn't work.
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Not here to be contrarian, I'd just like to chime in, maybe discuss. I heard this sentiment so often, especially at church. And sure, to an extent it stands. But I think sometimes people end up portraying love as a cold, robotic service, devoid of feeling.
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At the end you might get out of the frying pan to fall into the fire that way. I know love is often portrayed in today's culture as mindless infatuation. But striping it of all emotion is just an other extreme, isn't it?
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Sounds like codependency to me....
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You had me until "who does not deserve it," and then you sprouted bug eyes and antennae and your skin turned green.
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Nope, that's masochism.
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