That is a bleak view indeed :c
I'd very much disagree, though life has probably been kinder to me than some others.
And that's the thing which affects viewpoints--experience. How broad one's experience is, is a very important influence on how one handles things. Or their outlook. Even if a person lives a bleak life for most of his/her early adulthood (and thereon), given an open-mindedness, it'll balance out because life isn't all that. In part, its also how we think about matters and events.
Though I'd disagree on the unconditional love thing
Commonly, the idea is 'love without conditions, but when thought about--there is a condition based on an observation', when the other meaning would also similarly be 'love despite any condition'.
That's where I disagree. :3
But in context, consider the other portion rather than what those statistics represent: That portion isn't being discussed.
[And I feel like the statistics are being taken out of context too, to infer some kinda conclusion rather than what the statistics do discuss...]
Though, NG, it'd help your psyche a lot if you didn't prejudge stuffs like that from hereon out. Connecting the reason you're interacted with with a purpose, and then connecting a lack of that purpose with the lack of interaction with you will not help at all (and its...very incomplete. That logic. But how it'll be left is up to your discernment.)
Mayhap, remember that feeling--and then challenge it by moving towards others seeking sturdy friendships; I've got them here [to share a personal note], and its a very
strong balance towards whatever cynicism or pessimism that may crack one's thoughts.
To share a point--beware of your biases and apply critical thinking towards where you can see your thoughts are headed. I'm adopted, but I don't apply such notions [allegedly what statistics say] towards my family, due to how subtle things can shift from speculation or observation, to a conclusion and an idealization.