Tuesday, April 10, 2012

"I LOVE YOU" 3 WORDS THAT CAN RUIN RELATIONSHIPS

This may come off as weird, but hear me out. The 3 words "I love you" are very powerful words. They are 3 little words that most women crave to hear. They are 3 words that make or break a relationship. In my opinion, they break the relationship as soon as they are uttered from one's lips.



In the early stages of a relationship "I love you" has yet to be said. At some point one or the other person is going to say it. For instance, if the girl says it first and the guy doesn't say it back, things in that relationship are never the same. Even if he says it back because he feels he has to, the guy looks at that relationship in a whole new light. He'll probably become distant and start back off.

Then there's the guy that says it first. He's the guy that says it first and then never says it again. You become the girl that now always says it first only to hear him say "I love you too." (Listen you idiot! I'm tired of saying it first...so maybe just maybe...you can say it sometime...and say it first!)

Then you have the guy that says "I love you," but says it all the time. And says it like it's the period on the end of his sentence. For instance, here's a conversation that I had once with my ex. Him: "What are we having for dinner?" Me: I don't know. What do you think about chicken marsala?" Him: "Yeah that sounds good. OK, Love you." (click) Gee, not feeling the love on that one. Nope, not at all.



When someone says "I love you" all the time and then never does anything or says anything else to show you that they love you, when they do say it at the end of a sentence it makes those 3 little words become rather meaningless.

I'm not saying that people shouldn't say "I love you." I wish I had someone saying that to me. What I am saying is, is that those 3 little words change the dynamic of the relationship. They change it for better or worse. And when it changes it for the better, you have to pay extra attention that you don't take it for granted.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I told my ex boyfriend that I loved him and he didn't say it back. It didn't hurt me because I valued his honesty, and we were both falling for each other anyways. I just got there first. About a month later he said it back and it was absolutely wonderful. I always said it more often than he did, but he was just expressing it in different ways.

Anonymous said...

Judging solely based on this entry, you seem way toooooo cautious and over-analytical regarding relationships. If a relationship between two people is that fragile where both people approach it with that much fear of being hurt, cautiousness, doubts, skepticism to a point where simply uttering "I love you" changes the dynamics, then that relationship is probably doomed from the get go. They are not ready to open up their heart again to another person and need to spend alone time to heal their past wounds probably.

I have a feeling you're just super worried about trusting someone wholeheartedly again and afraid of possibly getting hurt badly.