Throughout history, love has been known as a powerful instrument that can easily be affected in each part of a relationship. Relationships in many cases have several conditions that may be put upon them affecting it in a negative way. When material possessions become the only link keeping the relationship together one may begin to believe that love can be earned simply through money. When appearance plays a large role in a relationship one begins to think that the relationship will only be maintained as long as a young, thin appearance is as well. Also when one feels they should act a certain way in order to maintain the relationship, individuality becomes lost. However if we are not rewarded with affection and gifts simply because of material possessions love is not purely based upon money. Also if we look beyond outer beauty and appreciate our partner for their inner qualities the ties in the relationship will remain strong and true. Naturally if we are not told to act a ce!
             rtain way and conditions are not put upon
             the relationship to make our partner content, it will grow with each passing day
             through individuality. In the play, Death of A Salesman by Arthur Miller, Linda Loman's love for her husband Willy is unconditional and not bought, earned or based upon outer appearance.
             A common mistake that is quite often used with love is the fact that we become under the impression that in order for our significant other to appreciate us or love us as much as we want is to shower them in material possessions and give them gifts to keep the relationship going. In the play Death of A Salesman, Linda Loman love's her husband Willy no matter which way financial matters are headed at home. "Did you sell anything?.....Well it makes seventy dollars. That's very good." (p.35) Linda is encouraging to her husbands income and does not want him to feel that she is unhappy with his strong efforts to bring h
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