Saying the words 'I love you' is something I don't find easy to say. When I do say it, I have a huge lump in my throat afterward because I begin to question whether I'm sure of what I've just said and can live up to the expectations that (in my mind) come with those three words.
Am I the only one who's like this? 
Connect with me on <a href="https://twitter.com/TumziB">Twitter</a>

Saying the words 'I love you' is something I don't find easy to say. When I do say it, I have a huge lump in my throat afterward because I begin to question whether I'm sure of what I've just said and can live up to the expectations that (in my mind) come with those three words. Am I the only one who's like this? Connect with me on Twitter

Saying the words 'I love you' is something I don't find easy to say. When I do say it, I have a huge lump in my throat afterward because I begin to question whether I'm sure of what I've just said and can live up to the expectations that (in my mind) come with those three words.
Am I the only one who's like this?&nbsp;
Connect with me on <a href="https://twitter.com/TumziB" rel="noopener noreferrer">Twitter</a>&nbsp;

The L-word

The Awkward Dive explores things that are awkward about friendship (platonic and romantic) mental health and spirituality. I, together with some friends, will also spotlight our experience of the relationship that these three topics have with each other as well as their role in self-development.

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