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Rahat

Rahat

Member
Dec 15, 2019
13
Compassion and protectiveness. It means "It hurts me when you are cornered and treated unfairly, and I wont let it happen in front of my eyes"
 
K14~♡

K14~♡

The night comes down like heaven
Mar 11, 2026
111
Love has always been a topic that interested me, but man I realize now that "I love you" never really meant anything to me...I think I'm able to feel and see the other person's feelings clearer through actions and more specific words instead

The only thing I've learned is that "I love you" should be repeated back when it's said to you (platonically and familial), otherwise it's rude I guess...
 
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Wishingfordeath

Wishingfordeath

Life for me is just one long bitter night
Apr 8, 2026
8
Nobody will ever love me
 
SatinSoul

SatinSoul

Technically innocent is the best kind of innocent.
Feb 6, 2026
74
The meaning can be vastly different and impactful depending on whom the person saying it is and how they say it. The meaning is impossible to generalize.
 
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dhk96

dhk96

Student
May 8, 2018
177
It makes me feel uncomfortable whether it's said by a family member or someone online (usually in a superficial, casual manner) because I hate myself and my existence.

Same with compliments or any words of affirmation because they primarily reinforce my self-hatred, shame, guilt, and anxiety.

I also threw those words around way too casually online when I was still pretending to be okay/happy-go-lucky which I regret.

On days where I am less guilty about my existence and the anger/resentment take over, something like "I love you" (rarely ever said) from my parents feels like an attack. What do you mean you Iove me? I wouldn't have had to suffer if you hadn't given birth to me. You don't love me when you don't want to understand how I feel, much less ever have the complete capacity to. I can't change. And thinking it's my fault or that I won't allow myself change is proof enough that you don't love me. You only love your idea of normalcy and familyhood. And I don't care that you're human and can make human mistakes, Dad. You shouldn't have responded with "I didn't choose you either" when I told you "it's your fault I exist" and "I didn't choose to exist." Fuck you. You had the choice to keep your pants on. I had absolutely nothing. As brief and random as that moment was, I'm never going to forget it. And Mom, if you're always going to side with my sister anyway, you don't love me either. I wish you'd just let me die instead of caring one moment and not another.
 
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