What's the greatest love - your parents, your spouse or your kids?

Question

I would say they're all equal, in different ways. From birth to marriage, it's your parents. When you're raising them, it's your kids. When they grow up, it's your spouse.

Parents - they're where you came from, they will always love you
Spouse - if you're lucky, the other half of you
Kids - your future, you will always love them and have the greatest duty to them

Ideally they would always all be about the same, but it probably goes kids, parents, then spouse, from greatest to least, because most marriages aren't that good.

Answer 1

I agree with your order

Answer 2

Now? A companion. As in a single or the different for my finished existence? i think of i could nevertheless bypass with companion. I wouldnt say mothers and fathers are overvalued yet you fortuitously have like 70 y with a companion in straightforward terms 15-20 the place you extremely stay including your mothers and fathers. That being mentioned i'm hoping my youngsters in no way think of i'm overvalued or no longer loving them

Answer 3

For the longest time, I was without a significant others. Now I am in love with someone who is neither just significant nor an other. She is my world and fills my life with love. What can I say to that?

Answer 4

My kids would win in any contest because although I love hubby just as much, we agreed that the kids always come first; I love my parents, but they don't need me as much as my little family

Answer 5

I havent had kids as yet, but I do agree so far. Each love is different but they are all as great!

Answer 6

You did not list my greatest love -- it's myself. It's taken me a lifetime to learn that if I am not my top priorty, I am useless to anyone else.

Answer 7

my friend is a mother of one year now and she says there is no love like that you have for your child.

Answer 8

I love all equally.