When was the last time someone told you that they love you?

@Ellen yep me too 🤗

@nedkelly isn't that kind of her. I bet she meant it.🙂

@nedkelly good one...true love 😇 wee Angel lol

[b]Lol![/b]@nedkelly

That's sweet! @gaygod

@NewBeginnings7790 kids should count. They are your babies.☺

@Cutiepi23 Ah, a narcissist. At least you can see it.

@TeresaRudolph71 spot on

🖤 @SW-User

@KayraJordyn 🌷❤

@KayraJordyn I was gonna send a fall mum, but they don't have any.☺

😟@GreenGoddess

@KayraJordyn Nah. Don't be sad.

@TeresaRudolph71 😉

@KayraJordyn In my experience with this site, people aren't as sheepish as they'd be in the real world. Unpopular opinions usually require the support of some non-existent silent majority in order to stand up to scrutiny because it fails on its own merits, which is where your argument stands. Nothing personal, but people can usually tell when they've stepped in shit.

I applaud you for trying to positivity here, but some things aren't meant to be sugarcoated

I have no argument. Just a statement. That statement is those who would feel badly saying they don't feel loved in life would also likely feel "less-than" saying they don't feel loved even here. It's embarrassing for some, painful for many, and unreasonably shameful-feeling. That's my experience. I've worked with and spoken to many who feel unlovable. They generally don't advertise their pain. Those who do are welcome to, and encouraged to do whatever would help them. Because love is essential. For all of us. For our survival, our hopes.

@KayraJordyn That's what this site is for though, to vent your pain and talk about your experiences. Things like that don't translate from the real world where everyone is trying to put up a facade

😔@BrattyMel