" I LOVE YOU" DOESN'T MEAN THAT MUCH

Saying: "I love you" doesn't mean that much...



You think you're loved by someone just because he/she just said that to you?

A real love demonstration requires more than just kisses, sex and words...

To feel loved by someone is feeling that this person is really interested about your life;

When this person cares about your happiness;

when this person feel worried when things are not working out;

when this person is always willing to listen what you have to say to him/her, and also, when the person blow your mind when you must need.

Being loved is when the person reminds things you've told he/she 2 years ago;

when he/she gets sad when you are sad;

When he/she smiles gently and says "you're making a big deal for nothing."

A person feels being loved by someone when he/she doesn't see the bad feelings transformed in weapons during an arguing;

A person feels being loved when is feeling accepted, completed;

When you know that everything you say will be well comprehended.

A person feels being loved the moment that is feels secured to be who exactly is, without inventing a character for the relationship, because no character could lasts for so long...

A person feels being loved when doesn't gasping, but sigh;

When the person doesn't speak loud, but talks;

When the person doesn't agree with something, but yet still listen it.



NOW, SIT DOWN AND LISTEN: "I LOVE YOU" DOESN'T MEAN THAT MUCH.