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The phrase some females will use on guys they only consider as friends, when saying their goodbyes, thank yous, or farewells in a conversation, letter, or email.
They use this phrase because they do not want to say, "I Love you" but they do not want to look too uninterested by just saying , "Thank you" or "Sincerely" So they go with something just in between that'll still give them power over the guy without losing the chase. A sly verbal tactic for females to essentially whip the males with hope and a false sense of security and attention. Aw...that's so cute. Much love, (insert tool's name here)
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| 2. | Much Love | ||
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Combination of Love and Respect - when used by a man to address a woman 'Much Love Sweetheart'
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| 3. | Much Love | ||
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An acceptable, some might say endearing, valediction (farewell) used as a sign of affection between male friends (bros) without insecurities about their, or your, sexuality. As other definitions have pointed out: women may also employ this phrase, however this is not something to scorn them for; many of us suffer from ignorance of alien-cultures. American: It was good talking to you again broseph, much love.
British: Toodle-pip old chum; it's been marvelous, much love to you. Woman: Ha, ha, that is so funny, much love Jimmy; must dash. Italian: Il nostro amore è la cosa più importantissima nella mia vita. Io brucio per amore di voi. Tu sei con me ovunque io vada. Ora e per sempre, il mio sexy maschile, molto amore. |
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