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writes:Hey!So I've been in a relationship with my boyfriend for about 6 months. I know we're in love, but I just want some outside advice because I don't really have any other relationships to compare it to. We tell each other "I love you" about 20 times a day. It feels like I could spend every day of the rest of my life with him and never get bored or sick of him. I almost feel star struck when I'm with him! He does these incredible things for me, like we both decided to only drink with each other. He also drove down to my college at 11 PM (45 minute drive) just to bring me two miles to my car so I could come see him and stay with him. He makes me food, buys me all of our meals, and takes care of everything I would ever need. He writes me letters every once in awhile, sends me nice emails everyday and we text constantly! He took my virginity and tells me every day how lucky he is to have me and that he loves the fact that he's the only man that's had sex with me.So I guess what I'm asking is: Is this true love? I know that I've found the person that I want to spend the rest of my life with!
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reader, anonymous, writes (17 January 2008): Dude... this guy sounds wussy to me.
Saying the three big words is not something to just banthee about like that.
It is to be said only when it is meant... and no one means it that often.
It is most likely just early relationship highs. Wait until you guys hit a rough patch, then you'll see whether or not you trully love each other.
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reader, red1982 +, writes (17 January 2008):
You sound like you've found the perfect man!! It sounds like love to me so I'd stick with it and thank your lucky stars that you've got a boyfriend that is so considerate and loving (and not afraid of showing it).
Just make sure that you do nice things for him too and make romantic gestures so that he doesn't feel it is all one sided.
Good luck to both of you (although it doesn't sound like you need it)
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