[i]Contains Tagalog Words[/i] As a Filipino if I saw/hear a guy say... [b]I love you[/b] in English to a [b]Filipino[/b] girl well... I expect them to have a very short relationship and may can be considered a fake out make out. I only hear a very few guys who says "[i]Mahal na mahal kita at iniibig kita ng buong puso at isipan[/i]" Mostly guys that say those words I mentioned really mean their vows to the woman they love. Admit it Pinoy guys it harder to say "[i]Mahal na mahal kita at iniibig kita ng buong puso at isipan[/i]" in front of your GF because you might think it's corny and English sound more cooler, come on! don't be a coward to your language use it and be proud of it and I asure you your GF will take your relationship more seriously. If you use your head in a right way saying [b]I love you[/b] is very easy because it can mean anything like I love you because your rich, I love you as a friend blah blah... My point is saying I love you in your own language and coming from the bottom of your heart and mind is more cooler and bolder it also adds "pogi points" to you Admit it girls I know I have a point here [hr] If you're talking about your parents love. The best way to love them is to act your words. If you say I love you to them. prove it. Remember the primary wish of most parents is for you to graduate in a high education also they wish your life to be wonderful because they don't want you to experience the bad experience they had. That's why doing your best gives your parents morale t live long. Trust me on this one I experienced this... and it kind hurts at the end. Remember no parent governs their child to danger. If they govern you to harm to be frank I'll call them jerks, because they can't even support their obligation.

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