Love
I love you or I am in love with you, whats the difference? Both the same to me, but then again never hear my mates say to their partner to their face or down the phone after talking I am in love with you, always just say I love you, I think it's a cop out for a failed relationship for an ex to say yes I do love you but I'm not in love with you, god knows why I decided to post this lol
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I love you= Like a sister, granny, Ex, coffee.
I'm in love with you= The words you want to hear and say.
You can love many people or things all at the same time but can you say you're in love with them?
Being IN love is a temporary thing till you're OUT of love. It's an infatuation..
But..If you love someone doesn't mean you're in love with them.
Florence, Yes you have to feel in love.
['I love you' must be the three most abusive words spoken, ever... ] you mean us too much love ? or too many empty words ?
as in empty, meaningless words...
Florence, I think Scotty is uttering words produced by a lot of alcohol.
Good to see you love your ex, I don't trust men who don't...
For me it's more nourishing than all the food in the world that I forget to eat.
I am in love you = I won't kill you.
Rather a simple philosophy I live by.
Sometimes, I have doubts about him loving me....
Example:
You love your kids BUT, you are IN love with your partner.