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This is why.
I'm madly in love and I'll only say "I love you" to this certain girl"
Here in america, When a couple goes out, I always hear them saying I love you and then I end up finding out most end their relationships after a couple of months.
Then they begin another relationship and repeat the process of saying I Love You.
I am disgusted by this because we have turned the phrase into a mockey. It's lost all of it's value.
hmmm,perhaps not.some people may form deep relationships and honestly feel and think they are in love,then they find out they are'nt.celle a ve.
I agree. The over-use of the phrase has diminished it's real meaning and lost it's effect.
I love lamp.
Sorry, somebody had to say it
I love DosentMatter. Does that count?
Giga if you were here right now I would give you a big, warm hug. Like you know how you feel when you have a warm fuzzy sweater that makes you feel good? I want to give you a hug like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Gigabitch [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I won't say it until I mean it. I knew my current GF for oer a year before I said it.
errrr.. shouldn't this thread be "the fakest thread in our modern language..." and secondly fakest isn't even a word.
but on the real, most couples do break up after a few months.. and the answer to that is because they are young. judging by your age group, you still have a lot to learn.
raverboy
People do use " I love you" often and dont realize what they're saying(some say it too soon /or think they are in "love). Everyone has a different definition of "love". I personally like to ask "whats your definition of love"? lol. You seem to be annoyed by people using "i love you" which is understandable. I feel the same,along with marriage. (people do make a mockery out of that as well) Hope all is well.
There's that phrase... loving someone so much it hurts. I think "love" is to care about someone so much that you never hurt, because it shouldn't. But maybe I'm a bit too much of a romantic?
^ Assumes that the people involved know each other very well before even coming to it, though.