"i love you because i need you" or i need you because i love you" which is best?

Philippines
October 25, 2011 9:13am CST
The phrase seems to have the same thing in common, loving someone, but if you were to told one of those phrase, which one would you choose?
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11 responses
@m4ndr4ke (219)
• Philippines
25 Oct 11
I prefer "I need you because I love you" because I think it sounds right and romantic. I don't like "I love you because I need you" because it sounds like gold-digging to me. Ok let's try: honeydimple don't go, i need you...i need you because i love you. THEN honeydimple don't go, i love you...i love you because i need you...i need your money. I'm trying not to be corny in here. :)
• Philippines
26 Oct 11
Hahaha.. nice one, good point of comparison...
• Canada
25 Oct 11
I need you because I love you makes more sense and it doesn't sound as needy as the other way around.
@naseemkum (1803)
• India
25 Oct 11
Yes its really correct. I need u because i love u a lot. We people need something because we loved those thing more . As love is apart from needs so better it would be i need u always because i love u forever.
@alottodo (3056)
• Australia
26 Oct 11
To me it would be "I love you because I just do" I don't think is fair to say to any one "I love you because I need you" or "I need you because I love you" to me that is not on...I don't need any one whether I love them or not...so no I would not choose that phrase!
@olepmis (840)
• Philippines
26 Oct 11
the best is "i need you because i love you" is the best because it is more meaningful that the other one. love is express more deeply of the word need. while the "i love you because i need you" means you love someone for material things only.
@thatgirl13 (7294)
• South Korea
4 Nov 11
I think i would choose the later one "i need you coz i love you" Wow it sounds so good. I wish someone would say that to me
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
29 Oct 11
I think it's hard if someone tells you he/she is only loving you because he/she is needing you. Then I would ask what would happen if that person is NOT needing me anymore. Since there is nothing else to choose I pick the second choice: I need you because I love you. I think it's a bad thing to need someone (to make you happy or complete) but if you find your love you might find out you he might fill a need of you, you never thought you would have.
• United States
26 Oct 11
The second one. To know I'm loved Because I Am needed means the world to me. The first one seems to say Just because I'm needed at this moment , I'm loved. It feels like once I am no longer needed , the love will die.
@blue65packer (11826)
• United States
26 Oct 11
Good question! That is a hard one! They are great phrases. I guess I would go with "I need you Because I love you" phrase. To me it sounds better. I am trying to think of a good way to explain it. I am stumped! I have never heard either phrase in my life from a man so I think I will avoid trying to make an more of a comment on it!
@aerous (13434)
• Philippines
26 Oct 11
I think the proper words is "I love you because you understand me, I love you because your you" But I don't what you prefer for those things. But for me I don't want to used "need" because it may be improper when we love someone eternally...
@naseemkum (1803)
• India
25 Oct 11
But both are correct for a good phrase. But the best one according to me is i need u because i love u. There love overtakes our needs as our needs lies because of our love. If we say second one as correct i love u because i need u it would be good fact sometimes im loving u because of my need.
@koneho12 (165)
• Philippines
26 Oct 11
I choose to use I need you because I love you it is better to say that or hear that phrase than the other one.But, as of the moment I wasn't able to say either of the two to anybody.