<human>: I have been dating my girlfriend now for a little over two months and I've known from the get go that this relationship has been different than anything I've ever had in the past. I'm out to her as Female to Male transgender (ftm) and she is amazing and completely supportive of me. We have been friends for about five months before dating and had long indepth talks about life, sex, our wants and needs in life, and those sorts of topics.

Lately I keep finding myself just looking at her in different moments and just thinking in my head "I love you". Whether we're just laying in bed being silly, making dinner, doing homework together, or dancing around my kitchen I keep wanting to say it. I just don't know how to. I've told her already that these feelings are coming and that she has no pressure to say it back to me if she doesn't feel it yet. 

I guess my question is how do I get the courage to tell her "I love you". I've never said it to anyone before or felt feelings as strong as these. It scares and excites me, but I also don't want to scare her because we're still a fairly new relationship. Does this just slip out at some point or is there a moment when you just know it's the right time to say it?

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<bot>: I've fallen in love with my girlfriend of two months and don't know how to say I love you outloud.