i love you more

i love stone more than he could ever love me

“i love you”
“no, i love you more”

by kskdkdkdk August 9, 2018

I love you more.

Said when your significant other is obviously in the wrong, because you do love them more.

Examples as to why this is true:
- They love you even though you're kinda crazy.
- They treat you like you like no other has done before.
- Their smile makes your day better.
- They make you feel safe and secure.
- They give you forehead kisses
- They call you pretty/handsome, etc.
- They always have your back.
- They put up with your crystal obsession.

(They also take the crystals you give to them.)

This is factual evidence, now take a seat. 😐✋🏼

😘

"I love you!"
"I love you more."
"NO"

by neonxfades April 26, 2021

No more water in the swimming pool

When you have gave all your love but it has been drained. Your heart has been broken and will take a long time to heal (like filling up a pool)

No more water in the swimming pool means that your heart is broken.

by cuocuo May 11, 2020

who loves who more

who love the other person the most in a relationship

who loves who more? dude chloe loves nick waaaaaay more dude

by demonslayer55 May 5, 2020

More Time Than Money

This applies mostly to driving, but can be applied to anything. You always have more time than money, as in slow down and watch out. There is no point is speeding or being in a hurry and getting in a wreck; as both these will cost you money.

When you're waiting to turn onto a main road, just wait till you are 100% sure you can make it, you'd rather be safe than sorry.

It's better to be late than dead.

1: Man, I'm running late, let's go!!
2: More time than money, bud. Slow down.

by WatsonN October 21, 2013

I love you more

When poppy loves Madus more.

She adores him and has done for a long time, and finally she can prove it!

Poppy: I love you.
Madus: I love you more.
Poppy: No I love you more
Madus: Impossible, but ok x

Poppy: No it's true, check the internet...
Madus: ...

by Poppi the Viking of Valheim July 14, 2021

more moo than milk

More bother than it's worth. Of germanic origin.

I don't like eating mussels from the shell. It's more moo than milk really.

by RegularJohn August 19, 2017