I love you vs I have love for you

This topic was created in the Relationships & Astrology forum by ElectricAvenue on Sunday, February 4, 2018 and has 12 replies.

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@ElectricAvenue
8 Years

The title basically says it all.. what’s the difference? Is there a difference?

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@neves
10 Years1,000+ Posts

I have... love for you?! 🤔

Sorry OP, but you're weird/unusual - in a way i can't understand (make sense of). 😐

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@Scarface
8 Years

"I love you" > direct confession

"I have love for you" > offering something

sounds like that to me

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@Breeon
8 Years

Posted by Scarface
"I love you" > direct confession

"I have love for you" > offering something

sounds like that to me

Agree! How about "my love" is it direct or friendly?

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@xoxscorpio
8 Years

I have love for you = I care about you deeply but I'm not "in love" with you

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@Fleshpot
11 Years1,000+ Posts

Assuming this person is a native English speaker...

"I love you" = I'm all yours.

"I have love for you" = I'm yours on Mondays, Wednesdays, and the occasional Fridays.

The word "have" suggests that they possess SOME love for you, but that the quantity and expression is restrained/limited, for whatever reason.

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@looneymoonmaiden
8 Years

Posted by Gemitati

Posted by AerialView
I never heard "I have love for you" thing—

It’s sounds like Santa reaching in his bag saying ‘I have love for you...where ya heck is that thing?’ Lmao

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Hahahahaha ohhh myyyy

Yeah... Indeed. Totally agree 👆👆

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