When you say 'I love you' what actually you mean?
By pyari1980
@pyari1980 (13)
India
October 13, 2007 5:08am CST
'I love you' are three words but convey lot of meaning. What you want to convey when you say 'I love you'. In my dictionary, love means I like him. I like his companionship. I like to spend time with him. But I like others also, meaning I love others also.
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@goodsign (2287)
• Malaysia
13 Oct 07
When I said 'I love you' mean I like that particular thing or human. Actually the words of 'I love you' is a comment communication language when the situation of agreement or satisfaction achieved in one's mind and at heart.
There are ambiguous meanings of it and solely depend on the satisfaction to any kind of situation or involve party.
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@pyari1980 (13)
• India
13 Oct 07
Liking is the most important aspect of love. I agree with your observations. Thanks for responding.
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