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This is a bit of silly question to ask, but how many times does your bf/gf or you tell them "I LOVE YOU" per day?!?
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That's how me and my bf are tooWe're in an LDR, so we only get to talk once a day. But we tend to say it every tenth sentence when we do.![]()

Well I don't see a problem with saying "I love you" repeatedly. It's just a different relationship dynamic, I tell my fiancee, I love her, very very often. Alot of it is because I'm so far away, and because that gives it a new kind of meaning. I think that one should not be so quick to critique something that is more of a matter of personal dynamics each couple is going to interact differently I don't say I love you as a habit, I say it because I am so bursting out the seams with that if I didn't say it I fear I'd explode, yes I know that this is the early signs of love, but it's been nearly eight months now and it has not subsided. So maybe it's just a matter of different people having differen't types of relationships.Maybe twice a day that I say it, and Jordan only says it of his own accord once in awhile. He always says it in a -very- random way and often tells me "I may not say it as much as you, but when I surprise you with it, I know it packs a punch" haha![]()
We told each other from the beginning that we did not want the words "I love you" to get over-used. I hate when people over-use "I love you" and they end every freakin sentence with it. I've been in too many relationships where the words became routine.
Jordan's step-brother recently ended a relationship with a girl he had been dating for over a year. When she asked "I thought you loved me?" he had to tell her "I guess I just said it out of habbit." That's a shame and it happens so much.
If your partner doesn't know that you love them without saying it 50 times a day, there's a problem. There's more ways than words to communicate love.
~ Lynn
Well I don't see a problem with saying "I love you" repeatedly. It's just a different relationship dynamic, I tell my fiancee, I love her, very very often. Alot of it is because I'm so far away, and because that gives it a new kind of meaning. I think that one should not be so quick to critique something that is more of a matter of personal dynamics each couple is going to interact differently I don't say I love you as a habit, I say it because I am so bursting out the seams with that if I didn't say it I fear I'd explode, yes I know that this is the early signs of love, but it's been nearly eight months now and it has not subsided. So maybe it's just a matter of different people having differen't types of relationships.

I think it's also the fact that we can't be physically around one another. I mean, aside from actually telling each other, the ways in which we can demonstrate our affection are limited.
Even emoticons are limited!
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We say it a lot. I don't think we say it nearly as much when we're together...no need. It's...really obvious. lol. Whenever we're together, I don't think there's many times we don't have some kind of physical contact. When you haven't seen each other for months, you really can't help it yknow...![]()