Bruna Papandrea

Is it a way of saying sorry?

Is it a way of saying hi, it was nice to meet you?

Or is it a way of, you know, saying I'm feeling grateful or I feel really good right now?

I just feel like we've diluted the word, the concept of I love you a lot in recent generations.

I think we're flogging that three-word little thing way too much.

I mean we're using it all the time.

I don't know how you girls grew up but I didn't hear it all the time growing up.

I knew I was loved.

You know, I didn't say it.

I didn't hear it.

And now we're hearing it all the time.

We're saying it to complete strangers.

You know, on stage, you win an award, I love you.

I'd love to win an award.

You get a good feeling in your heart and suddenly you have to tell everyone you love them, right?

But I just thought we've gone too far.

Who agrees?

Hey, I've got no issue with telling the people you love.

I have issue with telling people that you might not even know their surname or where they live that you love them.

I remember growing up, my mother told me this story.