i love you

[sashajade]

the nicest words you can hear, well apart from heres twenty million lol:D how often do you say i love you to your partner? and how often do they say it to you? to much? or not enough?:)

[sashajade]

my partner and i say it at least 5 times aday but then we have only been together 3 years.:)

[DianaB]

My husband and I say it to each other all the time. I don't know how many times in a day but it's quite often. Pretty good for being married for 32 years!!

I tell my kids that I love them all the time too. My Mom didn't say it very often and when she did it was always with tears in her eyes and with alot of emotion. I wanted my kids to hear it every day, several times a day. Three of my kids are grown (one still at home) and I have 5 grandchildren and we always tell them that we love them. We have a very loving family.

[Mandy]

We do tell each other, but we also show it in many different ways, so with us it's not only spoken out in words.

[Janet]

We don't tell each other very often, but I tell my son a hundred times a day!!!

[Cribal]

We do tell each other, but we also show it in many different ways, so with us it's not only spoken out in words.
That's sweet Mandy.

Me and hubby say it all the time to each other. I also tell my mom, dad, and just about everyone in my family that I love them everytime we talk. The way that I see it is God comes to take us when he needs us and you never know if you will have the chance to say it to the person again.

[Willow]

We say it pretty often during the day I think. Usually my hubby says, "Honey, Have I told you I love you today?" or he will say, "I know I said I love you, but did I tell you how much?"

[Kimberley]

We seldom say it to each other but like Janet, I tell my kids quite often.

[rivermom]

Not a day goes by that my hubby and I miss out on saying "I love you". Ok wait...I believe when we are fighting those days it might have been left out, hahahah. :D

[RLC12345678]

We say it very often. ALWAYS ALWAYS before we walk out the door to go to work, when we get off the phone with each other, and before we go to bed. You never know what might happen from that time until the next time you see or talk to them.