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writes:I would like to know the difference between someone telling me, "I Love You," and someone telling me, "I am in Love with You." Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (22 August 2007): i love you: this is when someone cares for you. this can be used in several instances. for example between friends, mother and kids,
i am in love with you: this is between partners. this is the only suituation it can be used in.
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reader, lisa21  +, writes (22 August 2007):
hiya, in my opinion they are two very,very different meanings, i used to tell my ex... i love you but never told him... i'm in love with you, because i cared for him alot ,but that was it. we split up and now im in a very loving relationship and i am completely IN LOVE with my fiance. I tell him everyday i'm in love with him and every day i fall more and more in love with him. hope this helps x x x
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reader, aphexinfinite +, writes (22 August 2007):
 well / i am in love with you --thats declaring their love for you and
i love you -- is stating that they love you to remind you and so that you know they love you some people need their partners to say i love you and others just say it or some dont
hope this helps A xx
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