What's the significant difference

This topic was created in the Relationships forum by aquaglass on Friday, May 25, 2018 and has 7 replies.
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?

Agree with above posts
Posted by aquaglass
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?


I think you cannot blindly trust someone saying i love you, you have to feel that love and emotion from them. Someone saying i have love for you most probably means it and is sincere. But yes one can mean in love, other can mean have love but not in love.
Posted by puhleeze
Posted by aquaglass
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?

I think you cannot blindly trust someone saying i love you, you have to feel that love and emotion from them. Someone saying i have love for you most probably means it and is sincere. But yes one can mean in love, other can mean have love but not in love. click to expand
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I see. How about, he told me that he loves me so much and he has love for her?
Posted by aquaglass
Posted by puhleeze
Posted by aquaglass
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?


I think you cannot blindly trust someone saying i love you, you have to feel that love and emotion from them. Someone saying i have love for you most probably means it and is sincere. But yes one can mean in love, other can mean have love but not in love. click to expand


I see. How about, he told me that he loves me so much and he has love for her? click to expand
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Is she an ex, a friend?
Posted by aquaglass
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?
dinner or drinks, then sex.

vs.

friendzone (no food, just starvation)


Posted by puhleeze
Posted by aquaglass
Posted by puhleeze
Posted by aquaglass
Between "i love you/him/her" and "i have love for you/him/her" ?


I think you cannot blindly trust someone saying i love you, you have to feel that love and emotion from them. Someone saying i have love for you most probably means it and is sincere. But yes one can mean in love, other can mean have love but not in love. click to expand



I see. How about, he told me that he loves me so much and he has love for her? click to expand

Is she an ex, a friend? click to expand
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Fwb i guess

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