Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have you heard from him after you said I love you? I agree with the other poster If you feel that good about him (which is amazing!) I’d have just said I like you a lot.
Just curious, how old are you Op?
Yes. Tonight. Called me. Told me about his job interview. Going out for pizza in a couple days. I am 54 and he is 62.

Anonymous wrote:Have you heard from him after you said I love you? I agree with the other poster If you feel that good about him (which is amazing!) I’d have just said I like you a lot.
Just curious, how old are you Op?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. I put my cards on the table. I gave him all the information I have. I don't play games. If he freaks out, so be it.
But you do behave like a child, as proven by the fact you texted this to him.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I put my cards on the table. I gave him all the information I have. I don't play games. If he freaks out, so be it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. I put my cards on the table. I gave him all the information I have. I don't play games. If he freaks out, so be it.
You could have done the exact same thing in a less dramatic and boundary-crossing way. What's wrong with just saying "I really like you a lot, this feels special"? saying "I love you" after three weeks makes you look unstable and puts him in an awkward position. Ironically you're clearly the one playing the game, but you don't have the psychological insight to realize this.
And I hope to god you understand that actual love and 3-week infatuation are two totally different things. That's not to say an infatuation can't lead to love, or that relationships can't progress quickly, but it's not some kind of impartial "information" that came down to you on high about LOVE.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I put my cards on the table. I gave him all the information I have. I don't play games. If he freaks out, so be it.
Anonymous wrote:I married him and seven years later we were divorced. I’ve since learned that he tells every woman he loves her within the first two weeks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Three weeks in. I don't regret it. I knew I wouldn't hear it back and could possibly end everything. He feels like HOME. This was done over text. His response was: It's nice to be loved. Hold on to that feeling. I said: you hold on and he said he will. I asked if everything I felt was only on my side and he said no. He asked me to call him the next day (today) and said Nite Sweetie. Anybody ever done this and what happened? I am relieved I got this out of the way.
Did you know him from before or you guys just met?
I think it's slightly different is you knew him from before. You had a crush on him and lalala. And now you guys are trying to see what happens.
If you just met him… DANG! Three weeks?
Anyhow, I wish you guys the best!