Got the idea from How I Met Your Mother when Ted tells Robin he loves her on the first date. Have you ever said to a girl or guy you like, "I love you", just without warning and at the completely wrong time?
Ever blurted out ''I love you", just like that?
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Cool, we have birthday on the same day!bodyklok said:
OT: I've never said it because it implies a lot. For me, it's when you care for a person unconditionally. I only have that feeling for my close family. I've never felt like that for a girl I've dated.
But saying "I love you" is very awkward for me, so even those I do love, I don't think I can blurt it out.
In a way...
When I was about 16, I had a girlfriend who I had been dating for about 1 month in school, and as we were going off to our classes she said, "Ok, bye I love you" and just by reflex(?) I said, "I love you too" immediately afterward, I was in shock that I had said it without thinking. It resulted in an interesting conversations between me and her later.
When I was about 16, I had a girlfriend who I had been dating for about 1 month in school, and as we were going off to our classes she said, "Ok, bye I love you" and just by reflex(?) I said, "I love you too" immediately afterward, I was in shock that I had said it without thinking. It resulted in an interesting conversations between me and her later.
Same here. But cheer up, things will be better.bodyklok said:
Did you date it?Atomsforpeace said:
Never happened just like that, despite all the devaluation the word "love" had, it still means a lot.
However, I usually make it absolutely sure that I want to go for a deep relationship before I start dating a girl, so the few times that I have said "I love you", it was still too early for them.
Although I know someone who tosses the phrase around so casually that in her case, it really feels like having no meaning at all...
However, I usually make it absolutely sure that I want to go for a deep relationship before I start dating a girl, so the few times that I have said "I love you", it was still too early for them.
Although I know someone who tosses the phrase around so casually that in her case, it really feels like having no meaning at all...
I ate it not surprisingly. So errrr, a bit more of a mouthy I Love You really.crazyhaircut94 said: