<human>: (Not today, but I just learned about half of this)
I had kept my mushy love feelings toward my boyfriend relatively under wraps for a while but the L word was in my brain. One day maybe 6 or 7 weeks in we were getting pretty intimate. We've always been very talkative during sex, it really gets us going, so we're talking dirty and passionately and in the middle of him fingering me, all hot and bothered, the next thing I blurt out is "Uggh, I love you so much. WAIT NO!"

I immediately tried to tell him to ignore it and he stopped and laughed and he hesitantly said it back, but a week later we were saying it for real and all was good. Still, I always hated knowing that was our first I love you. It's so unromantic, just blurting it out while he fingerbanged me in a dorm room, and I told him that recently. His response:

"Well, you know that wasn't the first time you said it, right?"

I got momentarily excited and felt awful. I'd professed my love to the guy of my dreams already and forgotten? But maybe it wasn't during sex! Maybe it was sweet and I said it in my sleep or something!

Nope. Apparently, a week after we became a couple we were going at it like animals and I said I loved him somewhere in the build-up to climax and he said it back because he "liked me so much he didn't want to ruin it" (or ruin the sex, probably). So yeah, sex makes me a real romantic.

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<bot>: Felt bad about saying first I love you during sex... turns out that wasn't the first, but the first was also during sex, and I'd forgotten.