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When the missus, or girlfiend asks her man; why do you love me .....?
Topic Started: Apr 29 2008, 11:39 AM (1,718 Views)
Admiralbill_gomec
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^^^^

Points for a Night Ranger reference!






("Jack Brrrrades" is very popular in Japan.)
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Points for picking up on it! :clap:
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Wow. :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?
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Apr 29 2008, 04:05 PM
Wow. :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?

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Saying I love you
Is not the words I want to hear from you
Its not that I want you
Not to say, but if you only knew
How easy it would be to show me how you feel
More than words is all you have to do to make it real
Then you wouldnt have to say that you love me
Cos Id already know

What would you do if my heart was torn in two
More than words to show you feel
That your love for me is real
What would you say if I took those words away
Then you couldnt make things new
Just by saying I love you

More than words

Now Ive tried to talk to you and make you understand
All you have to do is close your eyes
And just reach out your hands and touch me
Hold me close dont ever let me go
More than words is all I ever needed you to show
Then you wouldnt have to say that you love me
Cos Id already know

What would you do if my heart was torn in two
More than words to show you feel
That your love for me is real
What would you say if I took those words away
Then you couldnt make things new
Just by saying I love you

More than words


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Admiralbill_gomec
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Apr 29 2008, 04:05 PM
Wow. :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?

To whom are you addressing this, DCS?
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Dandandat
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Apr 29 2008, 05:05 PM
Wow.  :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?

The bold is kind of the point I was trying to address. My significant other should know for sure how I feel about her. I demonstrate it every day and we have been together for 10 years. So to ask such a question I find silly and so I give a silly answerer.

Nothing changed since the last time she asked such a question, and what's more what other answer could I give her besides the one she wants to hear whether I agreed to it or not.

For example if she asked me "Am I the prettiest girl here?" how would I answer? Logic of course dictates that there are two basic answers to this question "Yes" because she is in fact the prettiest girl there or "No" because she is not the prettiest girl there. But in realty all I could ever answer is with "Yes" whether I agreed with it or not, because saying "No" would make her angry and it would not be something she would want to hear. So what is the point of asking a question where there can only be one answer just to hear that answer. It becomes a silly question so I would answer in a silly way. Most of the time to this particular question I answer "To me you are" – which by the way truthfully is the most correct answer, but it's still not the one she wants to hear.

"Do you love me?" after 10 years also becomes a silly question. If my answer is in fact "No" we have a serious problem and if I haven’t addressed it with her yet the silly prompt is not going to cause me to address it at that time. So again there could only possibly be one answer "Yes" whether it is the truth or not. Why ask a question where there could only be one possible answer?
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Dandandat
Apr 29 2008, 04:46 PM
Data's Cat's Sister
Apr 29 2008, 05:05 PM
Wow.  :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?

The bold is kind of the point I was trying to address. My significant other should know for sure how I feel about her. I demonstrate it every day and we have been together for 10 years. So to ask such a question I find silly and so I give a silly answerer.

Nothing changed since the last time she asked such a question, and what's more what other answer could I give her besides the one she wants to hear whether I agreed to it or not.

For example if she asked me "Am I the prettiest girl here?" how would I answer? Logic of course dictates that there are two basic answers to this question "Yes" because she is in fact the prettiest girl there or "No" because she is not the prettiest girl there. But in realty all I could ever answer is with "Yes" whether I agreed with it or not, because saying "No" would make her angry and it would not be something she would want to hear. So what is the point of asking a question where there can only be one answer just to hear that answer. It becomes a silly question so I would answer in a silly way. Most of the time to this particular question I answer "To me you are" – which by the way truthfully is the most correct answer, but it's still not the one she wants to hear.

"Do you love me?" after 10 years also becomes a silly question. If my answer is in fact "No" we have a serious problem and if I haven’t addressed it with her yet the silly prompt is not going to cause me to address it at that time. So again there could only possibly be one answer "Yes" whether it is the truth or not. Why ask a question where there could only be one possible answer?

Maybe the bigger more important question is do you want to get any? :lol: j/k
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Interesting read.

From what I read here I gather it's easier for some men to express it than others but I guess what I really would like to know is if the men here in relationships want to hear it for themselves or even need to hear it.

Would you appreciate it if your wife or girlfriend told you every once in a while she loved you?

Does it make her a weaker person for saying it? Do actions speak louder than words?

Personally, I'm a ham. If I could, I'd say it everyday.
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Apr 29 2008, 06:06 PM
Dandandat
Apr 29 2008, 04:46 PM
Data's Cat's Sister
Apr 29 2008, 05:05 PM
Wow.  :ermm:

I'd be really hurt if I'd asked a significant other why/if he loved me and he just rolled his eyes or gave me a flippant reply.

If you knew for sure that the person loved you you wouldn't have to ask. Maybe your signifcant others ask because they are feeling insecure? Or maybe they just want to hear it.

How hard is it to show a little affection? What does it cost you?

The bold is kind of the point I was trying to address. My significant other should know for sure how I feel about her. I demonstrate it every day and we have been together for 10 years. So to ask such a question I find silly and so I give a silly answerer.

Nothing changed since the last time she asked such a question, and what's more what other answer could I give her besides the one she wants to hear whether I agreed to it or not.

For example if she asked me "Am I the prettiest girl here?" how would I answer? Logic of course dictates that there are two basic answers to this question "Yes" because she is in fact the prettiest girl there or "No" because she is not the prettiest girl there. But in realty all I could ever answer is with "Yes" whether I agreed with it or not, because saying "No" would make her angry and it would not be something she would want to hear. So what is the point of asking a question where there can only be one answer just to hear that answer. It becomes a silly question so I would answer in a silly way. Most of the time to this particular question I answer "To me you are" – which by the way truthfully is the most correct answer, but it's still not the one she wants to hear.

"Do you love me?" after 10 years also becomes a silly question. If my answer is in fact "No" we have a serious problem and if I haven’t addressed it with her yet the silly prompt is not going to cause me to address it at that time. So again there could only possibly be one answer "Yes" whether it is the truth or not. Why ask a question where there could only be one possible answer?

Maybe the bigger more important question is do you want to get any? :lol: j/k

:P Some times that is the more important question and it dictates its own set of answers.
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Its not the saying 'I love you' part, its looking in their eyes.

Taking advantage of daddy recognition, what is programmed into baby girls, and not baby boys (boys are programmed to go mushy and be subdued by the daughter look, girls are programmed to look into big guys eyes and subdue them).

You have to be taller than them, try it next time you have a fight with your lady, keep your head and body still, look straight into their eyes and say something reassuring in a low voice, keep your eyes on their eyes.


Its why some guys never have a clue about women, they dont look in the eyes enough to work out what some looks mean, too busy looking further down
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It's a new world... A new world. Love. Golde..."

Do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I what?

(Tevye)
Do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love you?
With our daughters getting married
And this trouble in the town
You're upset, you're worn out
Go inside, go lie down!
Maybe it's indigestion

(Tevye)
"Golde I'm asking you a question..."

Do you love me?

(Golde)
You're a fool

(Tevye)
"I know..."

But do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love you?
For twenty-five years I've washed your clothes
Cooked your meals, cleaned your house
Given you children, milked the cow
After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now?

(Tevye)
Golde, The first time I met you
Was on our wedding day
I was scared

(Golde)
I was shy

(Tevye)
I was nervous

(Golde)
So was I

(Tevye)
But my father and my mother
Said we'd learn to love each other
And now I'm asking, Golde
Do you love me?

(Golde)
I'm your wife

(Tevye)
"I know..."
But do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love him?
For twenty-five years I've lived with him
Fought him, starved with him
Twenty-five years my bed is his
If that's not love, what is?

(Tevye)
Then you love me?

(Golde)
I suppose I do

(Tevye)
And I suppose I love you too

(Both)
It change a thing
But even so
After twenty-five years
It's nice to know
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Minuet
Apr 29 2008, 07:02 PM
Quote:
 
It's a new world... A new world. Love. Golde..."

Do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I what?

(Tevye)
Do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love you?
With our daughters getting married
And this trouble in the town
You're upset, you're worn out
Go inside, go lie down!
Maybe it's indigestion

(Tevye)
"Golde I'm asking you a question..."

Do you love me?

(Golde)
You're a fool

(Tevye)
"I know..."

But do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love you?
For twenty-five years I've washed your clothes
Cooked your meals, cleaned your house
Given you children, milked the cow
After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now?

(Tevye)
Golde, The first time I met you
Was on our wedding day
I was scared

(Golde)
I was shy

(Tevye)
I was nervous

(Golde)
So was I

(Tevye)
But my father and my mother
Said we'd learn to love each other
And now I'm asking, Golde
Do you love me?

(Golde)
I'm your wife

(Tevye)
"I know..."
But do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love him?
For twenty-five years I've lived with him
Fought him, starved with him
Twenty-five years my bed is his
If that's not love, what is?

(Tevye)
Then you love me?

(Golde)
I suppose I do

(Tevye)
And I suppose I love you too

(Both)
It change a thing
But even so
After twenty-five years
It's nice to know

Then realty hits.

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(Tevye)
You suppose you do?

(Globe)
Yea, I suppose I do.

(Tevye)
and what's that suppose to mean, you suppose you do? Dont you know? Why do you have to suppose?

(Globe)
?

(Tevye)
Im going out for a drink)

(Globe)
Now, I just made dinner.

(Tevye)
Its chicken again no doubt, I don't want it.

(Globe)
But... but...

Bang, Click, Vroom, Screech
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Wow. It's exquisite if you time it just right.



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Apr 30 2008, 08:07 AM
Interesting read.

From what I read here I gather it's easier for some men to express it than others but I guess what I really would like to know is if the men here in relationships want to hear it for themselves or even need to hear it.

Would you appreciate it if your wife or girlfriend told you every once in a while she loved you?

Does it make her a weaker person for saying it? Do actions speak louder than words?

Personally, I'm a ham. If I could, I'd say it everyday.

I know my wife loves me , and no , I don't need her to tell me so.

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Apr 30 2008, 08:43 AM
Its not the saying 'I love you' part, its looking in their eyes.

Taking advantage of daddy recognition, what is programmed into baby girls, and not baby boys (boys are programmed to go mushy and be subdued by the daughter look, girls are programmed to look into big guys eyes and subdue them).

You have to be taller than them, try it next time you have a fight with your lady, keep your head and body still, look straight into their eyes and say something reassuring in a low voice, keep your eyes on their eyes.


Its why some guys never have a clue about women, they dont look in the eyes enough to work out what some looks mean, too busy looking further down

Guilty as charged ya onnah !! I'm a boob man from way back. :rotfl:
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