47:30:_CeCeLaugh::_CeCeLaugh:
47:31what about the big W
47:31well ich liebe dich is weird to say to youre friend
47:31gigi when calli is within 500 yards
47:31I’m not, but I’m old-fashioned and pathologically reserved.
47:34:_CeCeHeart3::_CeCeHeart3::_CeCeHeart3:
47:34ich hab dich lieb VS Ich Liebe dich
47:34"I find you pleasant"
47:34same here, saying love in english is easier than my own language
47:34:_CeCeLaugh::_CeCeLaugh:
47:34I can only say it to my friends not my family
47:35Take the L (affectionate)
47:36Just tell them you'd hide a body for them
47:37It has a bigger impact each time it is used
47:37when my sis went to give birth was the first time i said i loved her. maybe its a north european thing, being a emotional golem?
47:39Love you Bro:backhand_index_pointing_right::backhand_index_pointing_left:...Haha love you to bro
47:39:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
47:39Take this L :_CeCeHeart3::_CeCeLaugh::_CeCeLaugh::_CeCeLaugh:
47:40it's also a guy thing
47:40:palm_down_hand::palm_down_hand::palm_down_hand:
47:40"i love u!" "cool :victory_hand::smiling_face_with_sunglasses:"
47:40germany doesnt really have love
47:40Einen wunderschönen guten abend cc
47:41yeah the word love isn't as strong there
47:41Theres two versions I find. The type on the internet typically is just trying to express enthusiasm. But then there's the serious love, and that's much more rare.
47:42"i think you are okay"
47:42Well hab dich lieb is the same as love ya