Ram0506
@Ram0506
18 Years
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Cancer men often take longer to express love due to their emotional depth and need for security. They may wait until they truly feel ready and comfortable. It's common for women to say I Love You first in such relationships. Patience and understanding are key to allowing him to open up at his own pace.

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I need some advice. I am in a wonderful relationship with my cancer boyfriend of almost 17 months. I am a 22 Sagittarius female (Taurus rising) and he's a 28 yr old Cancer male (Leo Rising). I am his first real serious girlfriend, and this is his first serios relationship - ever. We've never said "I Love You". The closest we've ever came to saying was "I Heart You" and I was the one who said it first and we've only said it like twice or three times the most. He tells me all the time how much happy he is when he's with me (and his actions prove it!) and how I "have his heart". But my thing is that, how come he can't say "I Love You"? He is a wonderful man, who makes me happy and laugh, and is very supportive.
I remember one time I wanted to say it, and it almost slipped out and he said to me "why can't you say it" and I said "because its too soon". We were going out for around six months at that time and I honestly felt it was too early to say it. And then another time while we were walking in the mall, and I kept joking with him and say "you don't love me"...and he kept telling me to stop saying that, because it was pissing him off...
Well now it'll be going on 17 months and I am still head over heels for him. I think about us possibly having a future together...I want to tell him I love him so badly, but I am afraid of having him not say it back, or getting scared, and/or feeling as if he's pressured to say it back. I really want him to say it when its ready for him, but I don't understand, if he feels the way he feels (from his actions and what he tells me), then why can't he say it?
Is this typical of Cancer men? Like in most relationships with cancer men, is it the woman who usually says it first? Maybe he is waiting for me to say it first?
Should I wait a little longer before saying it, like for our second anniversary? (but that's not till MAY 2008!)
P.S. - Do you think its a mere coincidence that his b-day is exactly the same day as my first bf's b-day? My current bf is my 2nd boyfriend and I just find it so interesting...like how many ppl can say their second bf has the exact b-day as their first? LOL...