"I love you" or "I'm in love with you." What's the difference? (Page 2)
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I dont say im in love with you to family and friends
these statements are the same but it depends on how the user means, what are his intentions? actions always speak louder than words.
One is said in confidence of how they feel towards you. The other is said in the same but with uncertainty of what you feel towards them. It bega the question howdo you feel about me
"I'm in love with you" is used to admit feelings the first time or just to be extra poetic on special occasions, "I love you" is what you usually say to express love.
The words "I'm", "in" and "with".
I "fall in love" all the time! LOL Happens quite often. Love is a totally different thing.
"I love you" to me sounds like a choice.
"I'm in love with you." sounds like infatuation.
I can say I love you to friends as well.
I love my dog and family. I am I love with my girlfriend. To love someone is to care about them. To be in love is to have attraction.
It’s the same if you love somebody you truly love them
The use of the word of love is overused and doesn't have the same meaning as it used too
Plutonic and romantic, in that order.
Kinda sounds like the same thing?
It takes 2 to be in love.
Semantics.
What is love?