I’m thinking about the ”I love you”. I know in Japan they take this really seriously and that they don’t throw it around as easily as we do here and in other places. Now I cannot be all sure about this but it’s something I’ve heard repeatedly so I believe that it’s still very “active”.
When I think about it… Should I take this more serious and
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I think I have said it to my parents one or two times, but they do KNOW. Ofc I love my parents, so I don't have to say it. ^_^
I know I shouldn't, but if you're starting to get very good grades you start pushing yourself more, I have higher demands now. I have NEVER gotten this good grades... The best I have had in the past was like.. G, and then I just failed everything.
Thanks, my mom was like "Take a close up of my orchid!! I can hold a paper behind so the background will be all white!!" And so she did XD
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But I couldn't bring myself to say it quite yet. So, every time he said, those three words, I would reply..."Me too..."...ROFL...poor guy..
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Well, he's actually my first boyfriend too, other guys left me before going to that state... baka >.<
I said it back. It was harder for me to start with that "not calling each other by our names"... more like the classic sweety, darling (we actually say that in English, and also the version of it in Swedish)... THAT I had a problem with, still can't call him things like that around my parents or such.
Though I can't say those three words when saying goodbye on the phone, not when my parents are hearing, feels weird o_O
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We say that too, even though it's only half of what you have, two years I mean... Though I'm quite young so maybe that's why XD
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