Do you think that the word 'love' is over used?
By rosdimy
@rosdimy (3926)
Malaysia
November 24, 2008 10:52am CST
From my observation the word 'love' is frequently used by many people. The value of the word seems to have dropped because it is being tossed around. I think the word should be used sparingly. This way when it is said to somebody the meaning is deep. I think love is more in the actions we do for the ones we love. Action, as they say it, speaks louder than words. I rarely use the word.
What do you think on this matter? Do you think that we should always say 'I love you' or keep it for special occasions? Or do you have any other thoughts regarding this topic?
2 responses
@jordan04n (463)
• United States
25 Nov 08
Children and older people should her I love you every day as should wives, sons, daughters, grandchildren, godchildren, cousins, dads, moms, daughter-inlaws,and all the real human beings in the world. Love never fails but people fail. Love is never puffed up and feels so good when it falls on the ears of anyone. Keep the I love yous coming and going out to all people who live on this earth because everyone needs a little love even from the lips of you.
@rosdimy (3926)
• Malaysia
25 Nov 08
It is nice to have contrasting views. At least it shows that we are normal human beings with varying views, adding to the colours of the world. I still prefer people not to frequently say it to me. I prefer action(s), rather than mere words. I think the word has become a cliche. My opinion has been shaped by several experiences, where persons saying the word did not really mean it.
Thank you for your response.
@theembittered (1025)
• United States
24 Nov 08
Yes but just some people no all the people because they say to you i love you and they dont know what the word love means, its nice when some one tell you that loves you but just when that people really knows what that love ism hope you will understand me lol!! Have a nice day and a good week see you ;)
