Is there someone in your past, whom you wished you said, "I love you"?

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I was 22. Gees, was I ever naive, and clueless!! There was a special person, whom I secretly loved. I never opened my mouth. And I felt it was not one sided. Things happened-I joined the Navy, and we passed like two ships in the night. I often wished I said, "I love you". Things might have been totally different.
Is there someone in your past, whom you wished you said, "I love you?"
 

Naw

There was some I wish I hadn't

but, hey

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It has always been my pleasure to feel love, give love and say "I love you." Easy. Have been described, often, as a "Warm" person.
"Well don't you know that it's a fool who plays it cool by making this world a little colder." (Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah)
 
C'est Moi said:
Nope.
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I guess it is fairly rare to meet someone you think you might love, and you are taking a bit of a gamble telling them so. I used to know a lady who said she thought you only truly loved once in your life, and she was pretty clever. In that case the op has a bit of a problem, though there are stories of people meeting old flames many years on and getting together.
 
My English teacher during my senior year. I always intended to become a state trooper. It was my life’s desire. I knew that I had a speech impediment from being tongue tied at birth. My English teacher was also a private orator, or a person that taught others to speak fluently.

I told him of my problem, so for several weeks, during my senior year, he would allow me to meet with him, so that he could teach me to speak without mispronouncing words or also slightly stuttering with certain words. He was outstanding and showed a lot of patience. He never asked for a dime, even though I did offer to pay him.

After I returned home from Vietnam, I attended the local community college and earned my A.D. in Criminal Justice. Then, I applied to the Pennsylvania State Police and went through a barrage of interviews, including a polygraph. Just about a month later, I received “the” phone call of my life with a letter that followed stating that I had been accepted.

I always knew that had it not been for Mr. Filbey, I would never have achieved my life’s desire. I did go back to visit him in school during his class in my uniform. He introduced me to his class and I told them that no matter what this man tells you to do, please do it. He will never steer you wrong. I wouldn’t be standing here in front of you in full uniform, if it wasn’t for this man.

I always wished that I would have told him that I loved him, but back in those days, guys (men) just didn’t do that to one another. I know it’s a bit late, but “I love you, Mr. Filbey and thank you.”
 
C'est Moi said:
There's one that I wish I had not wasted time loving. Fool me once, shame on me. :D
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We all have to "kiss a few frogs before we find our prince or princess don't we"! .

I nearly started a thread with the provocative title:- " She jumps on you for the first kiss", what does this say about your longterm love prospects? However, maybe it sort of fits in here(?).

The thought was prompted by an old black and white war film, maybe starring John Huston as a submarine captain trying to get his crew trained in the use of guided missiles at a US base. Our hero takes a fancy to a waitresses, and takes her for a first date in an open top car, and when he stops somewhere to admire the view, and is taken aback as she jumps across the car seat to kiss him passionately! 😊 .
 
grahamg said:
We all have to "kiss a few frogs before we find our prince or princess don't we"! .

I nearly started a thread with the provocative title:- " She jumps on you for the first kiss", what does this say about your longterm love prospects? However, maybe it sort of fits in here(?).

The thought was prompted by an old black and white war film, maybe starring John Huston as a submarine captain trying to get his crew trained in the use of guided missiles at a US base. Our hero takes a fancy to a waitresses, and takes her for a first date in an open top car, and when he stops somewhere to admire the view, and is taken aback as she jumps across the car seat to kiss him passionately! 😊 .
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A broken heart changes a person forever.
 
My folks never looked at me and said, "I Love you." They did love my brother and me but both parents had despicable fathers and perhaps that had an effect on expressing love. My mom's dad walked out the door and never returned leaving his wife and two daughters. One of the daughters died when she was 16 and my mom's brother younger passed as an infant. So he left after those two deaths. My mother never got over him abandoning them. My dad's dad was a beast that tried to have sex with his daughters. He married a woman whose religion dictated sex was strictly for creating babies. He also took all money earned by his seven children until my dad started earning money. Dad was the youngest of the children He told his dad he would never give him on cent and his money was going to help his mother. He never spoke to his dad after leaving home. When he would visit his mother his dad would sit out in the back yard until he left. So despite their family lives my parents were deeply devoted to each other.
 


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