Can you answer this ? (Question series No-35 )
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“I love you” comes with terms and conditions.
Some say, it’s humbug and does not stand test of time since it is not bound to be unconditional. Strangely it’s the most popular sentence and the most misused sentence.
Soul searchers continue to wonder whether this means anything at all and they say it’s overused. !
Is this true ?
Thank you.
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Categories: Lies, Life, Love, Love expression, Philosophy, Question series
Love is a splendored thing.
It can take a lifetime to find
what it really means.
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Thank you David Redpath for the enlightenment.Looks like one is fortunate atleast at the end of life,if able to get the true meaning
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Three words when said with feelings, means alot.😊
Otherwise it is merely a sentence, for innocents hearts it torns their heart apart because they clearly differentiate between a feeling & a sentence.
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Couldn’t agree more Perky,many times I feel it is misused without any feeling just to say for the sake.Thank you
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Yep and most of the times you know because being adult you can differentiate what are feelings and what are merely words.
When you told or heard them as feelings you feel beautiful from inside.
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And the joy is boundless,when you feel that these words are said in true sense.
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