<human>: We love each other dearly. We've been together years, and said that we love each other after about a year of dating. Now, the occasional "love you" like when hanging up the phone, leaving the house, sex, just cooked a lovely meal together, whatever small occasions arise -- that's cute.

But I get the oh-so-meaningful "love you" every... say... 10 minutes? From him.

>Middle of a movie - '*love you*', every 15 mins.

>Dinner - about 3 '*love you*'s before the meals over.

>Driving in the car - *'love you'* 5 times before our destination

>20 texts a day of "Love you"

I actually have a *template* in my texts, that says "love you too" cause I have to reply it so much!! How is that love?!?

It just seems that the meaning of the phrase, has been watered down, because there's no strength behind it anymore!

He's... kind of a sensitive guy... How can you *possibly* tell your boyfriend to stop saying "I love you" so much, without probably destroying the relationship? 

Sometimes I try to just, smile it off, or give him a kiss, but I get the "you wont say it back??" treatment, afterwards.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: boyfriend says "Love you" every 10 minutes, and the phrase almost has no meaning to me anymore, its not special, after the 100th time in 1 day.