Misuse of words

[DramaQueen]

Yeah it's kind of annoying sometimes, but it;s just pretty much become a social norm, which i have unfortunately adapted to,which is really too bad.

As for saying "i love you" , I don't see why anyone has a problem with anyone saying it. I think that if you feel like you love someone, even if you don't LOOOOOOOOVe them, if you appreciate them and value their frienship or whatever....say it. you only live once...why should you be limited to who you say "i love you" to???
obviously there's a huge difference between telling your family you love them, telling your friends you love them and telling a true love that you love them.
But I am a firm believer in expressing your love for others, even if it's not "true love"

 

[ktbutterfly2011]

I have a very... original... language.

I use words such as "uber" and "rad" and I also speak in IM talk.

I love my friends. I do. And so I tell them that. And I believe that I do love them. But i'm not IN love with them. It's different. Like, I dunno.

 

[BabyPiglet]

Oh, on another 'I love you' note. I say it multiple times a day to all my friends and family. I swear my mom hears it from me 10 times a day, and I hear it from her. I grew up in a household where it was said very regularly. My friends and family all know that I love them with all my heart.

My earlier comment about how much 'I love you' means was focused towards romantic love.