how to say i love you?
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["I'm crazy about you.", "You're my dream come true.", 'You take my breath away.', "Since you've been around I smile a lot more than I used to.", "There is no one I'd rather steal blankets from.", "You're my partner in crime.", 'You look great today and every day.', "I'm jealous of people who get to see you every day."]
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There is no correct response. Unless you say something dismissive like “Thanks" you are not going to get it wrong I promise. You could say “see I love how cute you are" or “you make our love easy" or “I truly do feel loved by you" or any number of responses that involve how you feel.
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You're everything I have ever wanted and needed. I love you so much, you're my everything, my entire heart and world. I just wanted to do something simple to say you're amazing and to put that smile I love so much on your face. I want everyone to know how much you mean to me.
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“Love you” is slightly less formal. They aren't stuffy and they don't stand on custom or formality. A person who values these character traits would be more likely to use the more relaxed and less stuffy “love you” versus it's more formal and traditional alternative.
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Yes there is a difference between saying "I love you" and "love you". No there is no difference between saying "I love you" and "love you". It all depends on the tone and situation.
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["'I'm crazy about you! ... ", "'Sometimes I feel like my heart will burst with happiness when you say those three words! ... ", "'You are the best thing that ever happened to me. ... ", "'You complete me. ... ", "'If I could say how much I love you in mere words, I might be able to talk more."]
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['“Let me tell you the truth: I will never ever leave you because you are the love of my life.”', '“You are my everything and it seems so hard to imagine that I can go on with life without you.”', '“I love you, I need you, I want you, you are beautiful, amazing and I hope you know that.”']
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I love you, As I have never loved another or ever will again, I love you with all that I am, and all that I will ever be. I would give you the stars and the moon if I just could just to show how much I love you. It's just too bad, I couldn't. So just let me be by your side and show my love for you forever.
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['"Best wishes!"', '"Congratulations!"', '"Congratulations on your wedding!"', '"We\'re/I\'m so happy for you!"', '"Wishing you lots of love and happiness."', '"We/I love you. Congrats!"', '"Lots of love today and beyond."', '"Here\'s a little something to start your life together." (If you\'re including a gift.)']
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I'm in love with you means let me make your life easier, I'm thankful to have you. I love you means I want you to be happy. I'm in love with you means I want you to be happy, even if it isn't with me. ... I love you means I like the way you think; your thoughts entertain me.
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["Happy Valentine's Day to a friend who's sweeter than any heart-shaped box of chocolates.", "Valentine's Day is all about love, so I'm sending some of mine to you. ... ", "Wishing you all the love in the world this Valentine's Day.", "Here's a Valentine for a good friend-o-mine.", "Happy Valentine's Day!"]
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Basically, this is phrase is correctly spelled 'I love you' ,which means you really like a person and want him/her to be your partner.
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A survey reveals the amount of time it take the average person to say, “I love you” and the results are surprising. A relationship survey reveals that it takes the average person a whole five months to say those three little words, “I love you”.
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["I'm crazy about you.", "I'm in love with you.", "I've got feelings for you.", 'I care about you.', "I've fallen for you.", 'I adore you.', 'You turn me on.', "I'm head over heels for you."]
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['I love you.', 'I forgive you.', 'Forgive me.', 'Thank you.', 'Goodbye.']
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['I love you more.', 'Always kiss me goodnight.', "Good night; I'll sleep with you in my heart.", "Good night; I'll meet you in my dreams.", 'Good night, sweetheart.', 'Love you to the moon.']
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The person who says “my love” could mean that they love you. They could just be using it as a general term of affection. They could just be saying it to keep getting sex.