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Men tend to say “I love you” first

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The race to say the L-word is overwhelmingly won by dudes. Because society encourages men to pursue romantic conquests aggressively, they generally drop the three big words first to secure the relationship, while women tend to wait and evaluate the actual emotional safety.

Men tend to say “I love you” first
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