I love you

I love you. These three words mean so much. You tell somebody those three words when you have a strong romantic attraction to them or when you miss them. You say it to somebody that makes you the happiest. It is a sacred saying that shouldn’t be thrown around so much. But I love you; you can also hurt. You can say it to somebody right after you tell them something that broke their heart. You can say it to somebody to try to get them not to leave you. Or you can say it to somebody who’s lying still, who you didn’t get to say it to when they were here. 

I love you means so much to me. When I tell somebody, “I love you,” I don’t say it out of hatred, spite, or to manipulate you. I won’t tell you I love you just because that’s what you want to hear so you can feel better. I say it to you because I deeply feel something for you from the bottom of my heart. We don’t have infinite time together, so I’d like to tell you that I love you when I mean it. 

I love those I come across and whoever is currently in my life. I love who I am as a person and who I want to become. I love all my friends and my family. I love me. I hope you know that I love you too. I didn’t say it just to say it, I’m telling you because I deeply feel in my heart that 
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​I love you.