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14 Feb

What about those of us who did not grow up in loving homes, who rarely, if ever, heard or said the words I… love… you? Such an experience could make it difficult for us, even many years later, to express love to others for whom we care very deeply.  This void in our early upbringing can make us reluctant to say those three most important and meaningful words. Luckily, practice makes perfect! What feels foreign and awkward at first for us, even many years later, to express love to others for whom we care very deeply. This void in our early upbringing can make us reluctant to say those three most important and meaningful words. Luckily, practice makes perfect! What feels foreign and awkward at first can eventually roll off the tongue with ease and authenticity. Many who grew up without having been told they were loved have become particularly determined to express love freely and abundantly. After all, love that truly comes from the heart is a gift to be shared. Are you holding back from telling someone how much you care and how important that person is to you? Try expressing and sharing your feelings! Your child, parent, spouse, or friend may know you love him or her, but hearing it from you can mean so much! It is a crucial part of nurturing any kind of loving relationship.

Many who grew up without having been told they were loved have become particularly determined to express love freely and abundantly. After all, love that truly comes from the heart is a gift to be shared. Are you holding back from telling someone how much you care and how important that person is to you? Try expressing and sharing your feelings! Your child, parent, spouse, or friend may know you love him or her, but hearing it from you can mean so much! It is a crucial part of nurturing any kind of loving relationship.

 

“Love changes everything.” —Andrew Lloyd Webber

 

“Love is life. And if you miss love, you miss life.” — — Leo Buscaglia


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