We kissed one more time and then
he touched my face gently and said, "I love you, Katherine. I really mean
it ... I love you." I could have said it back to him right away. I was
thinking it all along. I was thinking, I love you, Michael. But can you really
love someone you've seen just nineteen times in your life? "I've never
said that before," he told me "I'm glad." "I want to hold
you all night." "I want you to."
This passage is illuminating a
message because of the message it shows about love. In this passage Michael
tells Kath he loves her but she can’t say it back although she feels like she
loves him too. This passage shows that you should never say I love you unless
you are sure you mean it. I love you is a very strong statement and it can
either make a relationship or break it if you don’t mean it. The message in
this passage is strong and can relate to many people’s lives.
. "Forever By Judy Blume." onread.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 3 May 2012. <http://www.onread.com/fbreader/1415336/>.
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