Everyone knows how confusing things can be when you truly like someone. Hormones on a rampage while heart and mind battle for what they want. My problem is trying to figure out if the two most important guys (my best friend Jake and my boyfriend Carlo) who really means it when they say they love me. So lets start with Carlo. Physically he is most likely the best looking guy I have dated...ever. We met a few days after my birthday this year. We talked alot after that and he eventually asked me out a month later. He does the sweetest things for me and I swear I can't help but blush. But one day he decides to say those three words: I love you. Thank goodness I wasn't swallowing anything. I would've chocked ad died on the spot. I didn't know what to say at first. I mean don't get me wrong I have a strong liking to him but I wouldn't say I LOVE him yet. My immediate thought was he must be horny. He wouldn't say that...he couldn't say that...could he? Well I didn't want him build up all that courage just not to get an answer back. So I told him I love him too. Not log after guess who wanted to tell me something too? Yes my darling, Jake did. Jake and I have been best friends or maybe about 3 years now. We are on that level where we feel like brother and sister. We tease each other al the time. And on the last day of school he started to act funny. By funny I mean he was nervous around me. You know stuttering, shaking, the whole shabang. But what surprised me the most is that he let me sit on his lap. HE'S NEVER LET ME DO THAT! But anywhoooo a few days later he randomly text me and tells me a secret. And the he tells me "jeg elsker deg". In case you don't know, that means I love you in Norwegian. Now because of his strange behavior lately and he said the three word in another language, I ddidnt know wether to take him seriously or call him a fart face. But I gave up and found how to say I love you too. I'm not gonna lie, I did have a small crush on him we first met but why did he randomly say this? Yet, the question I have for both is who actually meant it?