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^hahaha. win # 82!
Are there no concerns, whatsoever, that a new boyfriend- emphasis on 'new'- is already throwing around the 'L' word?
We have been together for months actually, so he's not THAT new, but still feels new to me, I guess. :P
My bad- I read the words and then run with it :) good for you for having someone who you annoyingly adore (how romance should be, if you ask me) but, you might want him to simmer down a bit with the whole 'says it over and over' thing?
you are most likely the exception to the rule, because I can't think of many other circumstances where a grown ass adult would say to another grown ass adult "I love you" after three days. Hope you and your S.O have many more happy years ahead - just to prove nay-sayers such as myself wrong :p
When there's a conflict eh?. I bet it would be interesting to see him in a bar fight.
hehee, thats the worrrst. just walk out of the room & he'll chase after youu ;)
this reminds me of something... so you clone yourself, then bone yourself, is that gay or masturbation?
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Have you tried prescribing him a heavy dose of man-the-**** up?
OP- "honey, there are women's undergarments that I don't recognize in your car. Care to explain?" OP's boyfriend- "I love you, I love you, I love you, I LOVE YOU"