It’s absolute.  But its not stupid.

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It wants to give.  But it doesn’t reinforce selfish desires.

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It acts as a bridge to console the grieving, the weak, and the helpless.  But only if the receiver asks for it in humility.

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Love is a wonderful thing, and is not just a impeccable, immaculate, altruistic, benevolent, and sacrificial force.  It’s an emotion; a design that can’t be logically explained or be mathematically predicted.  It’s a real “thing”.  But knowing that all things wielded by the user has added, a manipulative factor, love in possession by a “unloving” person can be use to destroy (to some extent) relationships, bonds, and people too.  This love described is essentially a pseudo-type of the real deal.  Pseudo.  Not the real thing.  So if you don’t wield this splendid tool properly, you may cause more destructive power than a constructive one.

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Tread cautiously, but don’t let your fears or your abundant control stop you from caring for your next door neighbour, your close friend, your lover, or even your parents and relatives.  Love is given to everyone, to be used in manners that’s right for you.  Don’t let people tell you what to do with your love because it’s bestowed to you and only you.  In the end, we all have a rightful duty to use this act of love in a good and appropriate way.