Don't be stupid.

She seriously doesn't have roadside assistance? ROFL

No. Neither do I.

Imma be the devil's advocate and ask "Yousure, brah?"

Because you shouldnt be. If I understand correctly, you haven't been involved long enough.. Youve seen a lot of the good you two being together can be with only little of the bad.

Are you sure you both can handle the bad, even the very-very-very "she has catastrophic character flaws" or "Buck gets a sickness that forces him to shit in a bag" bad stuff?

He's not asking her to marry him.

I get that but the L word has a loooooooot of implications along those lines IMHO.

I mean, it's the way I feel about her. Like patteeu said, we're not tying the knot.

OK. I don't think it's any big deal really. He's telling her that he cares enough about her to call it love, but he's not making a long term commitment. I guess it depends on how he goes about telling her.

How comfortable are you in the I love you return?

Before or after she ****s the other guy?

Roadside assistance is literally like a $2 a month endorsement on your auto policy.

I don't think you should be nervous about telling someone you love them. If that's how you feel, then that's great. Are you nervous because you're expecting to hear it in return and afraid you won't? It shouldn't matter if she says it back. If she's not ready to say it, then she's not ready to say it. If you are, then just do it. I also don't think it's something you need to "plan" on doing. It shouldn't be rehearsed. Again, JMO.

Reading his comments last week, I'd say he's pretty comfortable she's there as well.

I wonder why she hasn't said it. Does she expect him to say it first? Why does love have to be a friggin' guessing game? It's not like they're friends and they have to worry about making thing awkward. They're dating. You have to think it will happen eventually.

Of course, this is coming from someone whose been jilted more than a few times. I like being upfront, and I like closure. If you like me, tell me. If you don't want to see me again, just man up and say so.

Anyway, sorry about the tangent. Buck, if you feel it, say it. No need to be nervous.