They are at peace with their bad habits and feel no need to work on their faults. Their own passions and needs are the priority.
Their love for the beloved presumes the unconditional love they will receive, regardless of their actions. This person is completely fine with their lousy behavior while presuming the beloved will understand and accept them. The critical person lives as someone who can just as well make due without the beloved. They are quick to criticize the person they claim to love, deep down never believing this person could actually love them. Their love is something the other should feel grateful to have and spend their life showing that gratitude.
Yet, they don’t dare criticize themselves, so they have to find faults in another in order to maintain a superiority. True love is impossible to the critical person because they don’t love themselves. This is someone who does not believe true love is possible, and criticizes any person they attempt to find love with. These are seven approaches to love that many people are inclined to take, typically without even knowing it, which have disastrous consequences. I have seven kinds of false love for you to consider. Is it possible that singles have not found true love because the love they have to give is false? Single people hope to find the kind of love others have found.
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