love unconditionally.

and the “worth doing” tab on this goal is pretty funny. “75 out of 78 people (96%) think this is worth doing.”
apparently, there’s 3 people don’t think this is worth it. this means they apparently did not do it right. there’s no way you can love unconditionally and have it fail you miserably, so yeah.

and the more i think about it, the more this goal should be made more specific. because loving one person unconditionally and loving the entire world unconditionally is very, VERY different indeed.

to love unconditionally is like trying to forgive the world of its flaws and love it anyway. usually that’s considered hard to do with ONE special person (in our world of quickie marriages and quickie divorces), but with the world? goodness. patience and love and compassion galore.

there just seem to be some people i can’t empathize with, because i don’t think i can actually drop my IQ down to their level to follow their lines of thought. >< i’m saying this in a lighthearted joking manner, of course.