I'd agree that the girl just want to sleep with him while the guy is saying he loves her.
But I think the thing that's different for girls is that they don't use 'I love you' to get guys into bed, they say it when they really mean it. Hence: 'Well who said anything about love? No, not love, she said, Don't you know that it's different for girls?' - just because she want to sleep with him doesn't mean it's love, and she doesn't want him to cheapen it by saying it for that reason.
@kittykat55 if you cross-reference this with REO Speedwagon's Can't Fight This Feeling, guys generally build on top of previous emotional bases - they "level up".
@kittykat55 if you cross-reference this with REO Speedwagon's Can't Fight This Feeling, guys generally build on top of previous emotional bases - they "level up".
Friend escalating to "girlfriend" - then on to "marry my best friend".
Friend escalating to "girlfriend" - then on to "marry my best friend".
I'd agree that the girl just want to sleep with him while the guy is saying he loves her. But I think the thing that's different for girls is that they don't use 'I love you' to get guys into bed, they say it when they really mean it. Hence: 'Well who said anything about love? No, not love, she said, Don't you know that it's different for girls?' - just because she want to sleep with him doesn't mean it's love, and she doesn't want him to cheapen it by saying it for that reason.
@kittykat55 if you cross-reference this with REO Speedwagon's Can't Fight This Feeling, guys generally build on top of previous emotional bases - they "level up".
@kittykat55 if you cross-reference this with REO Speedwagon's Can't Fight This Feeling, guys generally build on top of previous emotional bases - they "level up".
Friend escalating to "girlfriend" - then on to "marry my best friend".
Friend escalating to "girlfriend" - then on to "marry my best friend".
Also CF with Billy Joel's Just The Way You Are.
Also CF with Billy Joel's Just The Way You Are.