3 words I love you
So as girls we sometimes think into things a little too much
at times, and sometimes think that our flings are
more than they really are in some cases, and we only realize
this after maybe going through a breakup and
after saying the words ‘’but he said he loved me’’ so I think
we can all agree that boys/guys or men [which
ever age group you are in] have definitely had times where
they have said they love someone whether
or
not they actually do, because they think it’s what we want
to hear, which definitely isn't fair to us because it’s
in those situation where we find ourselves with our girl-friends
eating ice cream crying and wondering if he
really meant it, then and in that situation, how does the
guy wonder why she is so upset, if he flat out lied to
her. If guys lie and say they love someone when he doesn't,
or just doesn't know yet, and us as girls know
that this is totally unacceptable to say it if he doesn't mean
it , then if we look on the other side of things how
Important in a relationship are the actual 3 words ‘’I love
you’’? Especially when we are dealing with guys or
‘’men’’ in their early twenties, a lot of the time the words don’t mean a lot anyways
should we drop the fact
of how much they say the words and start looking at the
things that could be a little more important like;
How big of a part of
his life are you?
Are you a priority?
Does he show his love with actions in replacement of the
words? Etc.
, When you have been with someone for a
certain amount of time and those 3 words haven’t been said,
is there a timeline?, is there a certain point
where they need to be said? I feel as though this can be why they feel the
pressure to say it when
they were never really sure if they meant it, I can see if
we are coming to a certain point in a relationship
where we have been together for quite a long time and we
deeply feel like ‘’if he hasn’t said the
words thenhe doesn't know’’ when it comes to these three words is
there a certain timeline on when to call it quits or,
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