I love you, sugarbug.
19-01-2014, 10:26 AM
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Re: Saying I love you
Originally Posted by Pats
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I say it to my loved ones as often as possible..You never know what's round the corner.
I've never had the latter but when my Dad died not only did I feel a terrible loss but I never really said I loved him.
I've regretted that for years now.
I should explain that my parents split when I was 9 and I didn't see my Dad again until I was almost 40. stevmk2
19-01-2014, 11:15 AM
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Re: Saying I love you
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
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You may not need to be told things, but sometimes it's just nice to hear them.
My family and I tell each every time we part company - my son will often just walk up to me, put his arms around me and say 'love you mum' for real reason - I think that is lovely.My last 'boyfriend' would ring at all odd times to say he was thinking of me and just wanted to tell me that he loved me. I thought that was nice too,.
I don't understand why people feel it shouldn't be said - when it's your birthday, people say happy birthday but you know it's what they would wish for you anyway - it's just nice that people care enough to tell you.
Still, we are all different and as long as we end up with like-minded people, it isn't really a big problem is it.
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