Cannot each personality type take on and appreciate love differently? I realize Savage Garden is talking about Romantic love, so I'm probably stretching my objections a bit, but I don't believe that true love must be romantic love. For me, love is something that transcends the material and ascends to a level of idealism we INFJ's value so much . . .
For me, love is self sacrifice, loving the object more than the self, wanting the best for the object in spite of how the object of that love may feel for the one who loves. Even, at times, willing to risk the relationship in order for the object to recieve what is best for them (like the love of a parent for their child).
I think true love does not expect love in return, therefore it does not need to be rejected in order to be appreciated. Simply knowing that the object of your love is happy and well provided for is enough . . .
Yeah, I guess I'm taking it a bit far. But I have also not experienced that feeling, nor do I wish to. I have the love of God to supply all my needs, the epitome of all I have described above . . . and I've never doubted it. I suppose that's really why I don't like that particular phrasing. It doesn't account for my personality. We are not all the same.