Is there a difference?

Question

Does anyone else believe that "love you" & "I love you" have two different meanings? 😕😕

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Catch me in my feelings and moody and Ima think if he says "love you" somethings not right and Ima assume you're not feeling it lol

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I don't think there is a difference really. When I'm running out the door for work I will quickly yell "love you" vs. saying I love you. So to me they are both the same thing.

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To me there's a huge difference. If anyone ever says "love you" I automatically assume they're just saying it out of habit. While "I love you" is more personal. And LET my man say "ily" I will rip his head off and shove it up his butt hole. (Sorry. Pet peeve. Lol!) but I think I love you is more specific. You say love you to that family member you see once in a blue moon and you're just expected to love them.

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If I'm mad or sad, I tell my boyfriend "love you" and he does the same. While we normally say "I love you" instead

Is there a difference?

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