Do you ever get tired of hearing "I love you"?

[prolesunited]

Poll question: Do you ever get tired of hearing "I love you"?

Whether it's a loved one, child, parent or friend, doesn't it just make you feel wonderful?

[Blue-Jay]

1. I get tireg of typos.

[prolesunited]

6. Whoops!

Just busy at work and not being careful enough.

BTW, I LOVE YOU!!! :* :loveya:

[Blue-Jay]

8. Editing makes Baby Jeebus cry.

Love you too!

[prolesunited]

11. I *never* get tired of hearing that

Be home soon, sweetie. :-)

[dolo amber]

26. Dudes...really, get a room

Preferably the one at your house. :P


;)

[prolesunited]

30. Hey, I put that vomit inducing option

there just for you. :D

I'm 41 and just experiencing this for the first time. Cut me some slack, OK?

BTW, friends and family are also wondering what the hell happened to me. Maybe he drugs my tea or something, ;-)

[dolo amber]

34. I bet that's it

He looks like the shifty type to me... :o


;)

[DeepGreen]

2. Only if it is coming from the right person nt

[Reverend_Smitty]

3. The only time I can find it sickening...

is when you see a new couple saying it to each other in that stupid baby talk voice...but thats probably because I'm subconsciously jealous. Any other time it is great!

[Blue-Jay]

5. Snootchiebootchies, BooBooKittyFuck.

[Misunderestimator]

7. BooBooKittyFuck? LMAO

[Blue-Jay]

10. Sadly, I can't take credit for that.

It was either Kevin Smith or a Jason Mewes riff.

If you'd like, I'll refer to YOU as BooBooKittyFuck from now on. :D

[cags]

4. I'm so unromantic

I even hate it when my DH buys flowers.
There so cheesy

One of the sweetest things hes ever done is steal the barfbags from an airplane because he knows I get carsick.
Now that is thoughtful

I'm really serious, my DH thinks I'm wierd

[NightTrain]

9. If I ever start hearing it again, I'll let you know!

:nopity:

[progmom]

21. Nighttrain...

I love you, pal. :loveya:

[sakabatou]

12. I haven't heard it for a very long time

[prolesunited]

14. That's very sad

Any friends or relatives? It doesn't need to be a SO. Also, when is the last time you said it to anyone. Is there anyone you love, not necessarily in a romantic way?

[Penndems]

13. No

It's nice to know there are people in this world (especially in this day and age) who care about you.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

15. The only person I hear it from is my mom

It's quite sad.

[prolesunited]

16. No, it's not

When your mom is gone, like mine is, you'll be thankful that she said it to you so many times. Treasure it.

[SarahB]

23. It's a good thing.

I used to tell my mom I loved her. Her response was, "Yes, I like you too." or "I'm sometimes fond of you as well." Eventually, I gave up as it was a lost cause (this was when I was still a girl). You're fortunate to have the support of a loving family.

[bettyellen]

17. i had a "i love you enough for the both of us" last summer and uh,

that was kind of the the last straw.
at that point, he was just being delusional. :shrug:

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

18. No ...Misunderestimator and I end every call with it :)

[Magrittes Pipe]

19. Only when Chavez says it.

:puke:

[bigwillq]

20. I never tire of saying or hearing it!

:loveya:

[djeseru]

22. One of the best gifts ever.

I love passing it back and forth with my little girl. I didn't get to say it enough when I was younger.

[Padraig18]

24. Never get tired of t.

I could hear it 100 times a day, and the 101st time would still be as nice as the 1st.

:D

[SarahB]

25. Not from my children.

They can say it all they want.

As far as the romantic stuff, it felt like a source of pressure the last few years of my marriage because I heard a lot of words that didn't result in positive treatment that went along with the feelings those words represent. I don't even want to go into a couple of things in my past because it's pretty meaningless now and I was so young. Suffice it to say, similar experiences. The only person who has since been in my life thus far merely alluded those words (i.e. "love between us", "powerful feelings"). I wasn't ready to go that far yet either I suppose until certain missing elements of a relationship could be filled in.

When it eventually is a part of my life again in a more complete sense of the experience, if the words go along with the actions, than it's a pretty darned wonderful thing. No, I wouldn't get sick of them at all. At this stage of my existence however, it hard not feel a bit bitter and hurt at all the apparent meaningless words that have been thrown my way by men in both my past and present. I have myself and that element of love and self-respect anyway. That isn't something I've always had.

[meisje]

27. You're a Smoopy, No you're a Smoopy....

[hippiechick]

28. I never hear - or read - it.

:(


You must have had a REALLY great weekend, Proles ! :loveya:

[cestpaspossible]

29. I have no idea.

[HEyHEY]

31. I only hear about once every two years

Which, really explains alot.

In fact I doubt even that much. I could probably count ten times I've been told that in my life.

[sundog]

32. haha

welcome to the club bro :P

:toast:

[HEyHEY]

35. I think I've only ever said it two times

SOmethign is awkward about it

[Shananigans]

37. I love you, HeyHey.

;) I think it's the thought of that Canadian accent...it reminds me of home.

[terrya]

33. If you get cynical and tired of hearing "I Love You"...

you might as well pack it in, frankly. I never get tired hearing it from my family...and Doug. And I never, ever will.

[prolesunited]

36. What a couple of saps we are

:hi: