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synonyms for i love you


eat all your veggies. i know you hate corn, but i made it and you'll eat it.

listen to your teacher. if i get one more phone call, i'll go to your school and... you can imagine. we made a lot of sacrifices to give you a good education. i hope you realize that.

if you want, you can go stay at a friend's house. i know you hate when we fight. just give me their parents' address and phone number. and occupations.

no, you can't leave the table until you put your dishes in the sink. don't give me that smack! where did you pick that up?!

sweetie, we want you to know that we love you very much. this won't change anything. you did nothing wrong. we love you.

don't think just because your father isn't here to reprimand you, you can get away with anything. actions have consequences.

me chaperoning the dance won't be embarrassing. plus, i want to see what that boy looks like you're always on the phone with. i'm not nosy, i'm just curious!

here are my keys, drive slow! they'll take any oppurtunity to pull you over. i love you.

sweetie, i wish you would talk to me. i can't help you unless i know what's going on.

what, you think it'd be easier to live with your father? less of me breathing down your back? fine! move out! i don't care.

hi baby, it's your mother calling. i wish you would pick up the phone. we need to talk this through. i love you.

sweetie, come home. i promise i won't nag or bother you. i don't care about your new boyfriend or your new friend group. i've always just wanted the best for you.

you are my world, and i never want our relationship to go back to what it was. i'm trying to let you go, but it's just so hard.

i am so proud of you. whatever you do, i will support you. i love you.

well, i guess this is it. did you pack all your liquids? they won't let you have them with you in your carry on.

i know you know that. but i'm your mother and you're my baby, and it's my job to look out for you.

ok, your flight is boarding. eat lots of vegetables and listen to your professors. i love you.

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