Top 8 Ways to Say “I Love You” Without Using
Words
Are you as shy as the the writer of this post,
then here is how the most use phrase by the
opposite sex can said without words.
These 8 tips are sure ways to drive your
message to the garage of his/her heart without
your vocal cord.
Goodluck on this tour
1. Make contact—eye contact that is. Looking the
person you love in the eyes says so much—
without actually saying anything. How often do
you take the time to stare into your partner’s
eyes? It’s not just something newly infatuated
people should do. Looking people in the eyes
allows them to see what’s in yours too, and
there’s almost nothing more wonderful than
being gazed at adoringly. So take time to really
look at the people you love.
2. Be practical. Some people show their love by
changing your oil or cooking your favorite
meal. Taking care of those closest to us is a
basic way to say “I love you.” It expresses
concern for your daily well-being—and if that
isn’t love, then I don’t know what is.
3. Spend time together. My husband and I
realized long ago that we fight when we don’t
spend enough time together. I understand that
not every couple is like this, but I personally
think spending quality time together is critical to
the success of a relationship. Even if that
together time is simply sitting down to dinner or
spending 30 minutes reading together on the
sofa before bed, make sure to make time for the
ones you love.
4. Get physical. Hugging, kissing, cuddling—
these are all easy ways to show someone you
love them. Some people respond more to
physical affection than anything else, and part
of the joy of the human experience is being in a
relationship and getting to experience that
closeness with another person. Sometimes those
little tender touches are all it takes to say “I love
you” without words.
5. Give a little. Little presents for no reason are
so special. I’m not talking about spending a lot
of money either. It’s those small, thoughtful gifts
that show you’re really listening to your partner
that count.
6. Do you hear what I hear? Miscommunication is,
unfortunately, also a part of the human
experience. Take the time to really listen to
what your partner is saying—and make sure
you understand them. Sometimes our thoughts
don’t come out the way that we want them to.
Learning to communicate effectively with the
people you love is hugely rewarding.
7. Flip side. I often say that our best and worst
qualities are the flip side of the same coin. So
you’re passionate and temperamental? You’re
reliable and stubborn? Don’t use your partner’s
flaws against them if you can help it. Sure, the
best relationships encourage us to be our best
selves, but at the same time knowing someone
so well that you know them inside and out and
for better or for worse is so special. After all, if
anyone deserves some slack, isn’t it the people
you love the most? Which brings us to…
8. Be kind. How do you treat someone you’ve
just met for the first time and how do you treat
the people you love and see every day? I’m
personally guilty of easily having a sharp tongue
or snotty tone of voice. Keeping this in check
and treating the people you love the way they
deserve to be treated—with kindness—is
perhaps the best way to guarantee relationship
bliss.
Relationships take time and effort, but almost
nothing worth having comes easily. Saying “I
love you” is definitely important. However, I
think that actions do speak louder than words.
Show the people you love the most in this
world that you care, and when those three little
words do come out, they’ll mean even more.

OP, do you really do all these yourselves? Nice work though

Yea, I concur!

You can only 'say' something with your mouth.