RE: Please: What do you really mean when you say "i love you"?

^{Quibbling over ambiguities:}

love you" and it is meant truly, they are not relating to you as just a body; they see the real you. Love sees not just with the eyes, but with the heart, too, and it sees your soul.

Hmm... first off, you suppose, though: Love sees nothing... it's a singularity.

Love sees your eternal loveliness. Love sees the person you are trying to be. Love sees how lovable you really are.

Again, it sees nothing... there is no duality/judgement/thinking involved.

That’s why hearing the words "I love you" can give you the courage to be seen. Hence, love helps us to bring each other more fully into existence.

and from here on i got the impression that you are a "strong believer" in some kind of religion. All based on others "knowledge" which can never be part of my nor your life. It just can't... everyone his own experience/point-of-view.

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