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41-50,
*tefanierach
writes:While we were laying in bed the other night, he told me he had something he wanted to tell me. I got nervous and thought it was something bad, but it wasn't he said I love you. And I believe he meant it because men don't say the three words if they don't mean them. Am I correct?
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reader, anonymous, writes (27 October 2008): Not always.At times Guys might say anything to get a gal in bed.At times might be genuine.In your case he seems genuine.Just live the moment in your heart a thousand times over
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reader, anonymous, writes (27 October 2008): You might be, but on the other hand you might not.
A lot depends on whether he said it before or after sex. If there was no sex that night, and he wasn't expecting any, or any other reward I'd say he meant it.
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reader, birdynumnums  +, writes (27 October 2008):
 AWwwhhh! That was a lovely thing to read! I think that it took a lot of courage and he finally said it, because he REALLY meant it, and Lucky You! XXX
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reader, hlskitten  +, writes (27 October 2008):
 lol @ men dont say they love you unless they mean it!
lol @ women dont say they love you unless they mean it too!
The world is full of people that say they love you for many reasons including, meaning it, thinking they mean it, and wanting to get in your knickers amongst others.
Your guy probably means it, do you think? Only you know.
C xxxxxx
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