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ps123

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I'm guessing I'm not the only one out there with this problem....

 

I've been dating someone about 5 months. I've learned over the years to not throw the word love around lightly so I have to be absolutely sure I love someone before I'll say it to them. So along comes Valentines Day and now I'm stuck. How should I sign the card? I like her a lot but I think I can say I'm not in love with her yet (it takes me a while... long story). Shes signed cards to me with Love, (her name).

 

My friend said that I shouldn't sign it love if I don't mean it and that maybe me just signing my name would get it out there that I'm not to that point with her yet. I don't think that Valentines Day is the right time to try to make a point like that or anything though. I'm guessing that just signing my name would hurt her feelings which I don't want either.

 

I debated on just getting flowers with no card at all, but I thought that would be kind of tacky and a cop out, and I think she might guess why I did it too.

 

Another friend said that I should sign it, "Your, (my name)". I was thinking of maybe signing it with "Your," and then putting a few of her nicknames for me in there.

 

I know I'm probably making too much of this, but...

 

So, how do I sign it? :confused:

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curiousnycgirl

Does she have a sense of humor? If so how about instead of the word Love, use the word Lustfully?

 

If not the phrase All the Best is a good substitute, or Fondly

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curiousnycgirl
Just your first name and that's it----

 

-Art

 

No, No, No. If you think she is the type of woman who will obsess over the fact that you wrote love - then she will equally obsess over the lack of anything!

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I'm a mushy kinda guy and if I had not said the " love " words to a woman yet and V-day comes around I would pick a slightly mushy card ( even if it uses the word love, that would be okay depending on the girl ) and just sign it with my first name..

 

That way the mush is there.. but I didn't write it.. so the girl doesn't think I'm trying to move to the next step...

 

Just signing the first name keeps the line drawn as to where you are in the relationship.. ie: not wanting to move up to the next level yet , thereby not freaking anybody out...

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"Be my Valentine!

 

Kiss kiss,

ps123"

This is cute. :)

 

how about "heart" then your name. You know, draw a heart then your name. It's not love, but it's not nothing.

 

Does that make sense?

If it's via text, it's this one:

 

<3

 

That symbol always makes me laugh because it reminds me less of a heart and more of something else. :laugh:

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Thanks for all the replies/suggestions. I think I can come up with something from here.

 

Yes, she has a sense of humor so Lustfully might work. Lustfully, (nick names) or Your (nick names) will probably work.

 

I'm pretty sure she'd obsess over just my name so thats probably out.

 

I'll come up with something using some things on here and let you know tomorrow what I used and how it worked. ;)

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AriaIncognito

I know that if I never saw the word "love" in writing from my guy, and it came on the card, I would definitely read too much into it. I remembering doing it with my last ex. Never did he utter the words, he did write it that one time in the card though.

 

I'd stick with something more playful.

 

Hugs,

XXX

 

Kisses,

XXX

 

I would NOT do "fondly" that just feels too...i dont know, impersonal. I also wouldn't do sincerely.

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I would NOT do "fondly" that just feels too...i dont know, impersonal. I also wouldn't do sincerely.

 

Definitely agree with that...Fondly or sincerily sounds like a business letter. I also agree with being playful, and using her petnames for you. My SO signed his name and in parenthesis put my (mean) nickname for him. I thought it was adorable and I didnt even think about the lack of "love".

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