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Trending & News Neither, I'm straight chillin atm and enjoying my single dating life.
If I was looking, still neither lol. Words don't mean shit to me anymore without action. She can say whatever the hell she wants. At the end of the day, just show me. Show me what I mean to you or don't. Actions will tell me what she really wants and then I'll respond accordingly.
"I want you" has "I love you" implied within.
Not so. I want you is about sex. It might be an EXPRESSION of love with someone who does love you. But all by itself? No.
I will love to hear 'I want you' from my partner because it usually gives off a dominant vibe and I'm a submissive person. So it's kind of attractive. However, if we are reconciling after argument or talking in a sensitive time then I would want to hear 'I love you'.
But the thing is, I'm not into relationships now so it doesn't matter.
I mean I’d rather be shown both of these than told. But I think “I want you” is like a choice. Like this man is choosing me with some follow up action. “I love you” anyone can really say :(
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I love you. “I want you” is more of an indicative of lust rather than love. I’d like hearing this in the initial stages of a relationship, but in the latter stages, I’d prefer “I love you”
I don’t trust people who are all talk and no show. I prefer actions over words.
I constantly hear the “I want you” when someones infatuated or horny. “I love you” is a bit rare but so sweet when heard. At least you know the first one is something they mean (in the moment). I often have to question if the “three words/ily” is just being said to get whatever it is they want
To answer the question, I’d want to hear more of I love you as long as its genuine
I’m shocked so many people below think “I want you” means love. Lmao guess it depends on the person and their mindset. But if i told a dude I WANT him, it ain't got nun to do with love. Now if i said i LOVE/NEED you... thats legit. Lust is not taking over in that case 👌💯
I was going to quickly say that I want to hear, "I want you", but upon commencing to type, I realized that even though I want to hear, "I want you" really badly, I want to hear "I love you" at an even deeper level.
Why? I believe that my story would take a while to unfold. As would anyone's story, of course.
I'll leave it at that, for now.
Words like "want" and "love" mean different things to different people. What I most want to hear is some version of "you make me happy"
When I was told he loved me, if I had wings I’d fly of happiness, I could be happy for a whole day, even a week. I was just on a 9th heaven.
"I <3 you" is what I'd prefer.
"I want you" could denote or imply a need or dependency which are red flags.
Both are awesome. Both have their own unique place.
But I'd want to hear "I love you".
my boyfriend says I love you all the time to me and dont get me wrong i love that and all but when they say i want you for me that indicates that they only want you and I don't know why but its sexy too
Neither, heard both from lots of guys.. none of it meant love. The one who says nothing is the one who actually loves you. lol
I've heard "I love you" more, and I also think being wanted is more visceral sometimes. At least the way I use it
I love you is always good but that’s great coming from your kids or parents or siblings. If it’s your spouse or your girlfriend/boyfriend or just someone you have been good friends and it escalates to that point. It’s “I want you.”
It's tricky. In LATAM, we say: "te amo" —as the ultimate feeling. In Spain is different, from what I learned. There is preferable to say "te quiero"—meaning: I want you—because "te amo" sounds exagerated for them.
Both.
I want you is pointless without i love you and I love you without i want you would become sexually and emotionally frustrating.
They're both tempting, but it'd be best to hear both at the same time!!!
I want you.
actions already imply love. “I want you” shows urgent desire and it means I’m getting some shortly…😉
Maybe this is where the different love languages come into play. Physical touch and acts of service are cool, but I still need to hear it. I need those words of affirmation. “Implying” sounds like he expected me to read his mind.
@DizzyDesii implied means something unspoken…but it’s a transmitted message.
I know but I’m saying my love language is words of affirmation and i need to hear it otherwise it doesn't mean to me what it could to him
@DizzyDesii got it.
There is also I need you but that could just be for the rent.
I know i was thinking about this and i prefer to hear it over the others 🤣
@DizzyDesii Yes, 'I need you' makes you more necessary to the person saying it and it sounds more permanent..
I see it as a good thing but maybe some perceive those words as clingy
My wife and I say I love you to each other everyday.❤️❤️. But I never hear her say I want you 😞💔
I want you is a million times better than love because you love your child you dont love a girlfriend or wife, you actually just want them because theyre replaceable
I love you. I could be wanted by the FBI. Not what I want.
I'd say "I want you" just because it's less overused and so it's more special sometimes
"I want you" is a loooot less common and would stand out. I like it.
I want ice cream, but does the ice cream want to be eaten? I don't know if it does.
I love you. Feels more deep down of a strong passionate affection.
I love you sounds more meaningful then I want you.
Saying "I love you" would be enough.
I want you hs I think not a suitable word in fact love is a kind of emotional word which can attract someone's heart.
That's the needful for all mankind then only it feels to fulfill our life there is some one to care 💖
I love you.
I love you. 💞
"I love you" has more value to me, if sincere.
To want is selfish. To love is selfless.
I want you is more sexual.
I love you sounds more concrete.
I Love You
I love you hands down. Sounds more special
I'm giving you money is what I wanna hear.
Both work equally well in my opinion.
Either bit of both is fine
I love you, of course
I love you
It's good to be loved. Can never get enough love.
I love you is much better.
Neither
Honestly nothing. I don't believe in words.
When it's true, you will never need to say it.
Deep, maybe. But it's the truth which people are forgetting these days and their relationship excuses are he doesn't say this that etc...
LOL... Just saying. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
I love you, obviously
I could write a book on this
I love you ❤️🔥
I love you.
I want you.
I want you is the best way to say I love you
I choose both. 😊
I love you
I love you duh
Both.
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