There is absolutely no such thing as unconditional love. You may say that you would love your partner or whatever no matter what happened. Okay, well then let's say that your partner slowly started to mentally torture you, and is starting to drive you absolutely insane with false accusations. And then all of a sudden she/he's starting to go homicidal and starts killing off everything you've ever cared about. They stole all your money. Wrecked your car. Got you fired from your job. What if they did all of that? Can you honestly say that you really love them? If you say yes, then you must be pretty messed up and obsessive because there is no way anyone healthy (mentally) could really say they loved someone who did that. Everyone has their limits.

And parents say their love is unconditional. But is it really? Okay, so you have a drug addict kid who's constantly stealing from everyone, lying, cheating, and oh yeah. Murdering people they care about. Their very own child, the thing they created is a monster. Would that really be love? Could you honestly say that? Because love, love is the purest thing that you've ever fucking seen.

Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude
Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful;
it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in the right
Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things
Love never ends

So many parents I bet you would say that was them. but real love? Come on, those standards are a little hard to live up to, even for a mother.

Real love. the kind that is only possible in the figment of someone's imagination does not exist. Instead we've created a new meaning to the word love. And this is what we call, Infatuation.