Why is it that, we find it so hard to let someone know that we care about them?

Is it because, we do not want to seem like we are beggers for love?

Is it our need to save face and not to look desperate?

I see it the most in romantic love.

I know of these two people who love each other dearly, and they have admitted it to me privately, but they cannot or will not admit it to each other.

Neither one of them believe that the other one loves them.

I have even let them both know, some of the things the other has said to me, concerning their feelings.

Still, that pride stands in for their true feelings for each other.

One of them told me, she is going to have to say..."I love you"...first, because I am surely not going to.

I had to laugh at him, because this is a hard thing for me to understand.

I have no problem telling people how much they mean to me.

I have this childlike thing about me, where if I love someone, I am not the least bit afraid, to tell them how much I care.

In fact, I have been rejected many times for being like this, but it has not stopped me from being openly honest with my love.

I prefer outward rejection over hidden love.

What good is love, if you hide it?

Hidden love is worthless.

Projected love changes lives.

I have not always been like this, so open with my love.

The rejection stopped me for a period of time, but the love built up inside, so strongly, that it just comes pouring out now.

Cat got your tongue?

I would call it a disease, the disease of Hidden Love.

It will kill you with loneliness.

I dare you tell someone that you Love them today.