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What's the unquestionable proof that someone loves you?

I think that if someone truly loves me, then he/she would care about the people and things and animals that I care about. And that he/she would respect those most important to me and will protect what I would give my life to protect.

It's a simple determining factor. But somehow, I realized that failing it makes me question one's motive for getting close with me. Because to be honest, if I love someone, then I like to think I'd care about these things about him/her too. Or at least, that's what I hope.
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LucyFuhr · 56-60, F
There really is no such thing as unquestionable proof when it comes to being loved and although "common ground" is a lovely thing, you'd be cutting off your nose to spite your face if you rule people out simply because they don't think/feel the same way you do. Everyone "loves" in their own way.

I think Oscar Wilde said it best, "Selfishness is not living as one wishes to live, it is asking others to live as one wishes to live."