A Rational View of Love - Part 6 of 6 - Views of Love: Rational vs. Entertainment

Mr. Stolyarov contrasts the rational view of love with the entertainment view, which predominates in many circles today.

References: "A Rational View of Love" - Essay by G. Stolyarov II: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1644446/a_rational_view_of_love.html...

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[lowkeysatanist]

There ARE legitimate reasons (I.E. medical, rape, incest.) for abortion, and contraceptives are NEVER a 100% guarantee. Other than that...Great series!

[GStolyarovII]

Thank you for your comments.

I do believe that abortion can be justified if the mother's life is in danger or a miscarriage is inevitable (the medical reasons category). On the other issues, we will have to agree to disagree, but I appreciate your feedback.

[KaelHunter]

I have no idea how you have come to these conclusions but they sound interesting. You are very difficult to follow while I'm working on other tasks I'll have to watch again later and focus on what youre saying my excellent logic and philosophy sense was tingling. =)

[gn0m1k]

Excellent series and quite an extensive essay! :)

I especially appreciated the information in part 3 as I have been abused by my father on a consistent (although inconsistent volatility) basis.

Your whole series really helped to fortify my perceptions of what love is from a rational self-interest standpoint, and really the only rational standpoint.