Do we really 'love' our parents?
I've always struggled with the notion of what 'love' actually is, and recently this thought came into my head.
For the most part, children are told that their parents 'love' them, to which they blindly reply 'I love you too', but surely some kids don't actually understand what they're saying.
(I still don't fully understand what it means to 'love' someone - in either a platonic or a romantic way, now!)
So, do we really grow up 'loving' our parents? (or is saying 'I love you' something that is just expected of us?)
Yes, we do just naturally 'love' our parents | 51 | |
No, we do not just naturally 'love' our parents | 37 | |
I don't know | 14 | |
I have another, (relevant) point to make | 10 |