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How does it feel to be told, 'I love you'?
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It feels great moment... I noticed we say it a lot but that's ok too:)
It feels amazing, especially when it's at the right moment.
nice, sometimes uncomfortable but they are just words. Actions are what sink in for me.
Make my heart and body warm to sensation
It feels great. You know when a person means it or not, and I get the I love you that is honest.
It feels like my heart is floating and, for a moment, my worries disappear.
Makes me melt
It depends. I hear my wife and mother in law say "I love you" at the end of their phone conversations, but I am pretty sure they are just going through the motions - there is no meaning behind it. When there is meaning behind it - when you know your partner really means what she says - that heavenly. And, if there is more to the conversation (I love you when you ____" or "I love you because ___________.," that is just incredible.
Amazing, especially right after we get done fighting because I know he means it(:
Depends on the time and tone. But it's never a bad thing I suppose. I'm just not a fan of perfunctory gestures.
It really makes you feel like you are loved. It can end a fight by reconnecting you or deepen a connection you've already got going.
It's one of the best feelings in the entire world. When she says it I just can't stop smiling. I love her so much!
Great and never tired of hearing it
It can feel wonderful or it can feel uncomfortable depending on how you feel about the person and what the rest of the relationship is like.
:) i love it
