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30-35,
anonymous
writes:I've been with my boyfriend for two years. He tells me he likes me constantly. When he says this, his voice changes and he gets a kind of look on his face. When we first got together, he never talked like this.Is this his way of saying I love you? Is there a way I can ask him without making him uncomfortable?I would say to him that I love him, but now Im nervous he will just say I like you back. Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 August 2012): some peopel will never say it, because they have a hang up about saying it. to some people saying 'i love you' carries different meaning than to you. you might think it's just an expression of feeling, but other people (him included) might think it's like saying you want to commit to that person and get married, or he might think that YOU think that's what it means and that's why he doesn't want to say it. see, when people say 'i love you' it can lead to all sorts of new expectations that were not there before you said those words.
don't get hung up on these 3 words, it's his actions that count.
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