Saying "I love you"....

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Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
I tell my children at the end of each call that I love them. I love my friends, all three of them, those that have been with me through life. I tell em.

And the other I tell, is the one who swings me around his sitting room cum ballroom when his eyes lock into mine...
rivame melbourne, Victoria Australia
whats even worse than NOT saying I love you...

Is those that say it without meaning it..

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nfowler: I love you guys your the best
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druidess6308: So for you, it's friend vs. family that determines it. Hmmm. So there are differences culturally in the US, and it makes me wonder how much of that is geographical and how much again harks back to ancestry.

I have seen some of this friend vs family here in Ohio.hug
druidess6308: Not if you mean from Texas, my friend. And I'll refrain from a saying I heard in the Army that got military personnel banned from at least one bar in El Paso.
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Dmire kingston, Kingston Jamaica
This feeling is so deep rooted here that, if i were to tell a man like...I love you,he will outlight answer he does not deal with a man or he is not Batty Bwoy.
rivame melbourne, Victoria Australia
LethalLove: But when I dont mean it...I always say it with meaning....


you sexy thang you....kiss

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broncos Toms River, New Jersey USA
Cool and VERY thought provoking post!! Mmy father was a military commander and I was brought up to show respect, but I never remember my father saying that he loved me. I think guys have an inbred thing from their fathers not to be able to say it. I even have trouble saying it to my girls and when I was married, to my wife.I think fathers need to instill in their sons that it is ok to say "I Love You". I for one find it very difficult to say. Maybe the fathers of today can change all that just like we seem to have changed the hateful and improper ways of predgidice from the 60's. Great post!!
thewall2 montreal, Quebec Canada
I prefer to whisper the words...'Elephant shoe',same lip gesture and it sounds the same.grin
bohemianjack Pine City area, Minnesota USA
druidess6308: A thought occurred to me just a couple of minutes ago as I told a friend of mine that I love her...why is it okay for women to tell their female friends that we love each other, but men feel weird telling their male friends that they love them? They can say it to their female friends, but feel that they'll be perceived as "gay" if they say it to their male friends.

Is it only in the US, or is it a world-wide thing? I know European men kiss each other on the cheeks, just as they do the women...but do you tell your male friends that you love them?


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Long story short laugh my .02

Most people don't draw a distinction between simply loving someone and being in love... they hear the L word and jump to the conclusion smitten And many men, in this country anyway, have a certain avoidance of the term altogether, with men or women.

My closest male friend and confidant died a few years back and I did tell him I loved him, but I don't have any other male friends that understand enough to have a discussion around love.

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