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Originally posted by James
Ok something girls will say. They will tell a guy, usually when they are breaking up or whatever, that they love him, but aren't in love with him.
Does that really mean anything for real? What does that mean? Or is that just girl-prattle?
Have you ever thought that? Or know someone? Why?
Because guys don't say stuff like that. We either like/love you, or we don't like/love you. Unless we are a girly guy lol. A beta male.
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James, men DO say this! It's the lame ass excuse my boyfriend in college used to break up with me! Notice I did say it was an excuse. Like KSigkid said, it's a nicer way to say I don't want to continue this. My boyfriend didn't want to be tied down by a girlfriend at all, it really had nothing to do with me, but he thought he would sound horribly mean and like a "typical guy" so he played the 'love but not in love' card. It made me feel a lot worse than if he had just said wheat he really felt!!!