By LUPER 
Loyalty that is conditional implies that a person’s commitment is based on certain expectations or circumstances. When loyalty is given only under specific conditions, it is not truly unconditional. This kind of loyalty is fragile because it can be withdrawn once those conditions are no longer met or change.
In this sense, it sets the stage for potential betrayal, as the loyalty is not genuine or steadfast but is tied to personal benefit, convenience, or external factors.
True loyalty is consistent and unwavering, regardless of the situation. Conditional loyalty is essentially a form of transactional commitment, and when the transaction breaks down, betrayal is more likely to occur.
