When somebody says, I love you, is that the same kind of feeling you get when somebody says, love you? Me personally, I think when somebody says, I love you, I think there's more intent behind it versus when somebody says, love you. I think it's easier to just say, love you versus I love you to anybody. I would say love you to anybody. I don't think I mean it. I don't think there's intention. But when I say, I love you, this is involving myself. So I definitely think it hits different depending on how you say it and definitely who you say it to.

I don't know I think maybe we can't be putting too much on the word I because aren't you saying love you so of course you're meaning yourself love someone I think too we just live in a time where people rush everything they say so I don't think it means less than but it could you know

Yeah I appreciate the I love you versus the love you. I love you. It feels more warm and with intense.

I think it depends on who I'm talking to. If you're my mate, you know I love you because I've said it 50 million times before. Sometimes when you're in a rush out the door, it's just, love you babe, bye. That doesn't mean that I don't love him any less. So, yeah, that's my opinion.

I agree golden. I love you means more than love you to me

See, I think I love you is something I would say to friends, family, whatever, you know like, oh hey I love you. Whereas if I'm saying I'm in love with you, that is a different kind of meaning.

Of course, it is two different things. I as personally I as I love golden and love you is Love you. Love you like Hi, how you doing? What's up? What's going on?