I Love You?

**asoundin** · 13-03-2008, 06:53 AM

Is it just me or does that phrase seem to mean a lot more then we think it does? Sorry peoples... I'm a thinker. Like you know you go out with some one for couples days and your like I'm totally and completely in love. But the question is do kids our age know what love is. And before you guys start harping 'bout it sayin' 'course we know 'twat love is. But do you really? Is it that seemingly quolt you get when you kiss someone you really like and the contact of your bodies touching? Could there be more to it then that? Opinions please.

**Alex** · 13-03-2008, 08:07 AM

my mom calls it puppie love lol. i will be concentrate on my skooling first before falling in love. the words i love you are just to strong for a gurl my age

**BoYkA** · 13-03-2008, 11:34 PM

when i was younger around 15 i had a girl i was sooooo in love with and i used to say "i love you" and i thought it was love made in heaven, we even used to use the same tooth brush, i really did love her so much, but then she dumped me

2 years later i was a well known speed skater and rarely lost, she seen i was popular and wanted me back but i said no

but after we broke up the words "i love you" was very hard for me to say for years later.

**rainbow** · 14-03-2008, 09:03 AM

I've constantly been in a relationship (different relationships, though) since I was 14. I didn't fall in love until I was 19, during the summer before my second year of university. As soon as I felt it, I knew it was love. And...I cried.

But seriously, other than the guy I'm with now, I told another guy I was in love with him, thinking I was...but looking back, it definitely was NOT love.

People say "I love you" waaaaaaaay too quickly. Love= you can't imagine/ don't want your life without him/her. Is that what you really mean??

**asoundin** · 17-03-2008, 05:55 AM

Well... I get tired of people going around after dating for a couple days or a few saying that me'n so and so are so in love when they hardly know the person!

**wavedy** · 18-03-2008, 10:57 AM

Unconditional love is real love to me, I think so anyway, someone who makes your heart feel like it literally shines, that is easy to forgive and not hold a grudge against, trustworthy (thats hard to find) someone who when u talk to them, you'd rather be nowhere else but with him/her. Puppy love (as Alex said) feels alot like that but it's alot more intense than puppy love but also so gentle and calm. Also someone u don't feel the need to constantly be with, they have their life and u have yours. U don't need to be joined at the hip.

Thats my opinion anyway!

Ministry, I was glad u said no to her, she was a bitch for the way she handled the whole thing.

**BoYkA** · 05-05-2010, 04:01 PM

good point

[quote name='wavedy']Unconditional love is real love to me, I think so anyway, someone who makes your heart feel like it literally shines, that is easy to forgive and not hold a grudge against, trustworthy (thats hard to find) someone who when u talk to them, you'd rather be nowhere else but with him/her. Puppy love (as Alex said) feels alot like that but it's alot more intense than puppy love but also so gentle and calm. Also someone u don't feel the need to constantly be with, they have their life and u have yours. U don't need to be joined at the hip.

Thats my opinion anyway!

Ministry, I was glad u said no to her, she was a bitch for the way she handled the whole thing.[/QUOTE]