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My GF just broke up with me then I told her I loved her and she said that "I love you" is overrated..........AND "I always knew we cared for each other." We had been going out for a year now. I had always shown by my actions that I loved her, I just never said it. What do you think?

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I think the words "I love you" are vastly over-used to the point where the word 'Love' is done to death and even trivialised.

I mean, how can anybody 'love' sailing, hot dogs, little kittens and chocolate, all using one word? I know they mean different levels of love, but I think it's high time we invented different words for those different levels.

Heck, if the Inuits can have 30 words for different types of 'snow'....

 

That being said, I certainly could never date anyone I really had very deep feelings for, without telling them I loved them. And yes, I'd want to hear it back too.

Providing they meant it.

I wouldn't want it as a reflex response....

my ex- once finished off a phone conversation with me, by saying 'thanks for calling'.... which he always said to callers who'd ring him to troubleshoot Technical computer equipment problems.... I got so mad....

 

She probably wanted to hear it from you long ago, subsequently fell out of love with you, and realised how 'over-rated the term is....if it rolls off the tongue as easily as *Thank you/you're welcome!* then it's over-rated....

it becomes a habit, and subsequently loses its meaning.

And appeal.

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