Love or like?
what is the main difference?
If I want to show my appreciation on a single or married man/woman so much because he/she has done something really good to me, if I say "I love you", "I love her", etc will it carry a meaning about man and woman's love? I ONLY want to show appreciation, without sense of having a love relationship
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You shouldn't say you love just anybody anytime. It all depends on the culture where you are, right down to what city block you're on. In fact, if you are on a city block not in San Francisco, don't.
- You shouldn't say you love just anybody anytime.
- It all depends on the culture where you are, right down to what city block you're on.
- In fact, if you are on a city block not in San Francisco, don't.
- Your hippies love everything and everybody.
- Francis from the movie Stripes would kill ya.
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You shouldn't say you love just anybody anytime. It all depends on the culture where you are, right down to what city block you're on. In fact, if you are on a city block not in San Francisco, don't. Your hippies love everything and everybody. Francis from the movie Stripes would kill ya. In my suburban paradise, it would sound sappy at best for anything but romance. You can get away wi
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