<human>: I've been seeing my girlfriend for a little over three months now, and we've been official for two months. Initially I wanted to take it easy and not rush in to saying "I love you" but things seemed to have changed in the past couple of weeks. Her and I click very well, and it was apparent from the first date (By the end of the first date it was like we had known each other forever, everything was going amazingly. Neither of us wanted it to end). 

The major change that made me want to say it was that I had some surgery recently, nothing big, but surgery nonetheless. Later that night I went to her house for a bit. That night she put aside all of her responsibilities, chores, etc. everything to take care of me and make sure I was fine. I wasn't expecting anything more then just her sitting with me and we would talk, she went beyond what I expected. That night I almost said it, without thinking, like it was a reflex to say it. But I didn't, I was worried what she might say or how she'll take it, I don't want to rush things.

Another change was she's been telling me how much she appreciates having me, she's glad she met me, she loves the time she spends with me. She's also said how I'm pretty much half her life now.

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<bot>: I wanted to hold off on saying "I love you" and try not to rush it, but other things have happened and I feel like my emotions have changed and I want to say it.