What does it mean when a friend say I love you?
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What does it mean when a friend say I love you?
Saying “I love you” means “I am committed to you” and “I am committed to us.” You are telling that person you are in this relationship.
Is it OK to say I love you to a guy friend?
Guys, it’s ok to say ‘I love you’ to your male friend Seriously though, there’s nothing wrong with loving your friends. And there’s also nothing wrong with telling them that you feel that way about them. Saying ‘I love you’ to a close friend doesn’t suddenly mean that you necessarily find them physically attractive.
What is the difference between I love you too and love you too?
I love you too = I + other people love you. I love you too = I love + other actions to you. I love you too = I love you + other people. I love you too = I love you in the same manner as someone else loves you.
What does it mean when a guy just wants to be friends?
He likes the attention you give him, but really doesn’t know what he can give you back. This type of guy is very confident and loves the way you react to his charms. He may frequently pay attention to you, flatter you, and flirt with you. But then…he just wants to be friends. This may be after sex, or even before sex occurs.
When does a guy say he loves you in a relationship?
#7 When you least expect it. A guy who’s trying to sleep with you would say that he loves you when he thinks you’re expecting to hear it. But if a guy truly loves you, he’d say it not just when he thinks you want to hear it, but even in moments when you least expect him to say it.
What does it mean when a guy wants to meet your parents?
It’s a sign that you’re an important person in his life and more than just a casual fling. “Don’t wait for him to invite you to meet his parents. Take the bull by the horns and do it first!” advises Larry Wilson, founder and CEO of oppositesconnect.com.
Does he really like you or is it a friendship?
He really does like you and may be in love with you…but his heart is in conflict. There is one possible way that this volatile friendship is the real deal—as in yes, he really DOES like you. He does have strong romantic feelings for you, but thinks that you’re incompatible in lifestyle or in thinking.