Food for thought

Let me just say a little something here. Something I feel we're all a little guilty of. Three words we say which has so many open ends to the term. Three words every girl wants to hear and every man tells her before she goes to sleep: I Love You.

Let's take a look at this for a second. I'm talking about the romantic version of the sentence. Not the love for a family member so now that we've got that out of the way, why do we even say this sentence to someone? To show our affection? For a sense of security knowing that person will reply in the same fashion? To end an argument, or simply to hide things? I feel as time goes by in this day and age, the term I love you no longer holds that sentimental and deep meaning in which it used to. The whole inner feeling of loving a person and knowing you'll never leave them because you want to be with them. That kind of love is rare a find these days. Disagree all you want but I have seen actual living proof that all that nonsense is just fleeting.

I guess it's not wrong for a couple to express their love for one another, if not then who would they use their "I love you"'s on? It's only natural for a human to tell another that they are loved. The feeling is good. However, there are those of us who only use it as a disguise. Husbands who wanna shut their wives up from nagging, women who wanna hide the fact that they no longer feel the same towards her man, anything. I know it's a depressing fact but it's true. How many times have you said this to someone and not mean it?

Don't worry. "I miss you SO MUCH" too. That's what you get for trusting someone.
I rest my case.