There are only one 'condiion' for love: The one loving. You can
   say, "I love." without an object as it can be a state of being -
   an emotional expression emminating from something. It need not
   necessarily have an object.

   That would be unconditional, would it not? I believe that love
   is a verb that gets used as a noun but it is in actually a verb
   masquerading as a noun for convenience. One can love
   unconditionally. [1]t So my answer, [2]Vera Meisel to the OP is:

   No. Unconditional Love does not exist, because Love does not
   have a separate existence somewhere without the support of "one
   who is loving"
   I don't have children, Vera, but I am in a position where I help
   teach, support and care for a number of children and adults,
   just going about my life.

   I love each of them. Period. I don't own any of them. I take the
   time to type these words because, I love you at some level, else
   why would I bother typing?

   Is it unconditional? What would be a condition? I don't expect a
   response. I "share because I care", regardless of the
   consequences. I hope that's unconditional - I believe it is. I
   could also be wrong; I'm good at being wrong tongue emoticon
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