The worse version of “I love you” without the “I” the saying is meaningless. Basically like saying you don’t love someone enough to type out the whole phrase too. It hurts my soul when people say this to me. Just put the “I”. Please.
by Imma closeted lesbian 😎 April 22, 2022
no for flip sake i love u more, zach dont think ur such a simp for me because i love you a bit to much and would die for u
"i love u more" no, i love you more :) biatch
by zachs bæ June 24, 2021
I love you twice- A song by Huh Yunjin, she wrote this song while dedicating it to her members in Le Sserafim. She loves her members twice as much.
You might use this to say you love someone twice as much as they love you.
"I love you"
"I love you twice"
"I love you"
"I love you twice"
by Spikiey September 27, 2023
Get the I love you more than football mug.
when Janiah tries to argue that they love you more you hit them with this comeback it definitely makes them be quiet for awhile
Hey__ I love you... I love you more janiah
by TedothePedo October 27, 2022
Default phrase of Indian origin, commonly used to indicate that whatever was said previously was untrue/does not matter and person saying it wants to be in other person's good books again. Alternatively, used to distract a person during an argument/boring conversation. The "no" at the end is for emphasis, Indian-style!!
Omg Jade is the sexiest thing alive......but I love you no!!
Salesperson: blah blah blah.....
You: but I love you no!!!
Salesperson: huh? (stunned silence)
You: (makes their escape)
Salesperson: blah blah blah.....
You: but I love you no!!!
Salesperson: huh? (stunned silence)
You: (makes their escape)
by Bookworm Mamma's Girl February 17, 2010
TB is short for Therapeutic Boundaries but it is also short for Tuberculosis. “I love you with tuberculosis” means I love you with therapeutic boundaries.
This term is very good for people who are not in a relationship to express love and appreciation for each other while still understanding that there are mutual boundaries.
It can be used for any person and saying it to each person means something very different. Boundaries are commonly individualized for each relationship.
This term is very good for people who are not in a relationship to express love and appreciation for each other while still understanding that there are mutual boundaries.
It can be used for any person and saying it to each person means something very different. Boundaries are commonly individualized for each relationship.
by TreeFrog278 June 18, 2023