“I love love you” is different from an I love you. An I love love you means to love someone more than a friend
by billybobby805 December 21, 2018
i love you is different from an I love love you. An I love love you means to love someone more than just a friend. It means to love someone as a soul mate.
by billybobby805 December 21, 2018
"much love" or "much love for you" is a way of giving props and/or showing respect to your homies and/or family members, whether they are male or female. it does not necessarily reflect feelings of sexual desire, but expresses affection between friends.
1.) between friends: "you know your my my boy/my girl and i have much love for you"
2.) between male friends: "much love for ya, bro"
3.) or simply say "much love" at the end of a casual encounter, regardless of gender
2.) between male friends: "much love for ya, bro"
3.) or simply say "much love" at the end of a casual encounter, regardless of gender
by Anonymous Homie January 04, 2008
Its means you love someone no wait its even more than love because every second of your life you want them by your side on the good days and the bad one and no matter how hard it gets you stick together for the rest of your life
by Agirlwhohasbeenbrokenforever October 23, 2017
The act of loving someone for who they are, faults and all. Loving someone fully takes courage and stamina, especially if there is a lot of work to be done. Whether it lasts or not, you still love that person for what they meant to you. Even if both have moved on. Even if it was only one-sided, it doesn't take away from the real emotion that was felt for that person.
When you love someone, it never goes away, it only fades in intensity.
When you love someone, it never goes away, it only fades in intensity.
by morphologicalfreedom October 06, 2013
H- "I'm in love with you"
by TheotherpersonnamedKokuisgay October 09, 2018
Phrase used exclusively by shallow self-absorbed individuals who actually have no concept of what it means to love or be loved. Their hearts are vacant and usually associate sex not with a deeply emotional or spiritual experience but rather purely a physical and transient act involving no emotion. Such individuals are limited in both intellect and in normal socialization skills. People who use this overused cliche usually suffer from a combination of schizotypal disorder and sociopathy. A catch-all phrase when the person doing the dumping knows there is no reason for the relationship to end, other than for purely selfish reasons of wanting to pursue sexual relations with other individuals outside of the current relationship.
I love you but I'm not in love with you
Translation:
I don't love you and I want to experiment with other people
Translation:
I don't love you and I want to experiment with other people
by Tuscanini August 16, 2006