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Loren Booda
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"I love you"
How do you feel when someone tells you "I love you"? When you tell this to someone?
Has it thrilled you, shocked you, or embarrassed you?
Do you reserve "I love you" for your intimates, family, or just about anyone?
Are you more likely to say it during sex, reunions or by habit?
Can "I love you" be insignificant to some and heavenly to others?
Is saying some semblance of it accustomed worldwide?
Would people be more likely to curse than embrace "I love you"?
Whose companion has needed to repeat those three words to get the message across?
When had you missed saying "I love you"? (My girlfriend says "last night!")
How do you feel when someone tells you "I love you"? When you tell this to someone?
Has it thrilled you, shocked you, or embarrassed you?
Do you reserve "I love you" for your intimates, family, or just about anyone?
Are you more likely to say it during sex, reunions or by habit?
Can "I love you" be insignificant to some and heavenly to others?
Is saying some semblance of it accustomed worldwide?
Would people be more likely to curse than embrace "I love you"?
Whose companion has needed to repeat those three words to get the message across?
When had you missed saying "I love you"? (My girlfriend says "last night!")