Have you ever said "I Love You"......

[User]

 

[Mayniac]

Did it work?

 

[gavintc]

Experience tells you it is not worth the hassle, but as a callow young man in my late teens / early twenties, I will admit to using this ploy on occasion.

 

[yello]

I always thought I did at the time.

And, yes, "the time" lasted longer than the erection... not that I have any problems maintaining an.... oh, you know what I mean.

Times, people and relationships change. You fall out of love too. Suffice to say, I have never knowingly lied when I've said it.

 

[BigonaBianchi]

It's not a phrase I have ever used without totally meaning it, & it can sometimes be harder to not say it than to say it...i think our perception of it's meaning changes with time/age/experience as well. It can mean one thing to one person and something different to another.

Anybody care to define 'love'?

..Hmmmm...anticipates a long wait for an answer to that question

 

[DJ]

Often when young people are more likely to mean 'lust' rather than 'love' however when young we usualy don't know the difference and use the Love word inapropriatley, easily done, but with experiance/ old age, love feels different, well and so does lust really but thats another story!!!

 

[montage]

Anybody care to define 'love'?

expensive?

 

[Dave5N]

I would tell you that I loved you if I thought that you would stay. But I know that it's no use that you've already gone away.

 

[Dave5N]

You don't remember me in Fareham, do you Maggot?

 

[montage]

You don't remember me in Fareham, do you Maggot?

What where who when??

This be my territory *growls*

 

[Dave5N]

Doubt it.

 

[Dave5N]

Very much.

 

[montage]

Grass before breakfast again sir?

 

[montage]

I am a farehamite....love it or lump it!

 

[Dave5N]

I was in Fareham Wheelers before your dad was a glint in the milkman's eye.