[ArGee]

If they loved me all that much they would want the best for me.

I am not able to document how this happened, but I do know that, within my lifetime, "I love you" came to mean "You do nice things for me" instead of "I will lay down my life for you."

[Monkey Face]

..."You do nice things for me" instead of "I will lay down my life for you."

Uh...yes, that. but when I said "they would want the best for me," it would mean that "I, no matter what, if I love you, would lay down my life for you."

This is how I see the few friends I have here, at Espinoza Terrace. For them, I would. As for my FRiends, there are a lot more of those that I would lay down my life for, than there are at this geographical location.

Because.

[NoCmpromiz]

"I love you" came to mean "You do nice things for me" instead of "I will lay down my life for you."

The word got cheapened a lot once it got translated out of koine..