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    Genuine love of another person includes promoting that pe... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Egoistic love does not constitute genuine love of another person.

    Genuine love of another person includes promoting that person's welfare independent of self-interest.

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    Egoistic love does not constitute genuine love of another person.Egoistic love treats the object of love as a source of the lover's own pleasure ...Enjoying another person and loving another person are different matters.

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    That said, it is far from certain that all of the relationships that he mentions would survive intact from their reincarnation in egoistic form. Consider, for example, Stirner’s contrast between two different kinds of love: the “bad case” where “ownness” is sacrificed, and egoistic love in which self-rule is retained. Egoistic love allows the individual to deny themself something in order to enhance the pleasure of another, but only because their own pleasure is enhanced as a result. The object

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