Is there a good alternative way of verbally saying i love you. Using different words but saying the same thing

Question

Is there a good alternative way of verbally saying i love you. Using different words but saying the same thing

Answer 1

When I am with you, I feel valued.

Answer 2

u cud say i love u in diff languages...

check http://www.columbia.edu/~sss31/rainbow/i...

u cud say simple things like "thinkin of u" text things like hey, jus called to hear ur voice" etc.

ul find its the smallest things tht start to mean big.

and if u mean it...im sure he/she knows hw u feel neway.

Answer 3

English needs at least fifty words for love. There are so many kinds! Saying loving things helps. Telling them how much they mean to you, how you feel when you first see them, how you are different when they are around. Compliment them, mention your favorite characteristics, mentally, physically, spiritually. Be creative, that helps. Finding new ways to say the same things is good, it keeps the feeling fresh. A new metaphor or word here and there can do the trick. How you say these things is another level to play with (tone in your voice, when you spring it up).

Assuming this a person you are dating and not a friend/relative you can touch them when you say what you want to say, touch their hand, arm, shoulder. Head touching is very intimate. Stroke their hair, look into their eyes, tough their ear. You can use a gliding touch, a firm touch, a light but motionless ouch. I think you know what works. (however with friends and relatives, clasping their hand with both of your and looking straight at them, or an arm around the shoulders is okay, in my book.)

Finally say something when you are really moved to, nothing makes an "i love you" delightful, no matter how you phrase it, when it's fresh and genuine.

Answer 4

Say "You mean the world to me."

That pretty much does mean "I love you."

Answer 5

My husband's not a real mush and hates PDA, so when he wants to tell me he loves me out in public, he squeezes my hand three times (one for each word...and I do it back, but four times saying I love you too.

And we follow it up with a whole lot of squeezes, which mean lots and lots and lots and lots.

But honestly, if you do love each other...you should never be ashamed to say it.

Answer 6

if you love someone you shouldnt need and alternative way to say it, just say it.