Deli: you are quite right: some have ulterior motives. Instinct and compulsion play an important role.

I think I am a sucker for warmth! Nothing wrong in my book for expressing love fast and furiously. How wonderful to live the moment fully and passionately!
Again one cannot generalise - I know of kind hearted people who say 'I love you often' and mean nothing by it except giving it as a gift.

I know of other creeps who use it with ulterior motives both here in the UK and in Turkey. But I for one would be crying if we could not use this expression and trust the person it came from even if it meant heartache in the end. But then I am a dying breed of those who hang out on symbolic cliffs and my motto is 'live dangerously!' -lol!

It is very nice to be told you are loved ultimately, passionately and feeling so cared for.

FOREIGN GIRLS BEWARE !

Next time a Turkısh guy tells you "I love you", make sure his complete English vocabulary is not limited to just those three words.

Poor chap may only be trying to make some polite conversation...

Yes, they generally start from "You are beautiful" or "I love you". And often these are the only words the know in English...

Seticio,

When it comes to talking, Turkish men know where to stop. Shakespeare wrote volumes after volumes of books on "beauty" and "love". do you think he said more?

hehehehehe seems that turkish casanovas are getting well known... why dont let them be as like the person they saw on these american series or movies help them especially nip tuck i dunno if any one watched it not... but yes they want to be like them... aaahhh but in the base of this problem lots social things are laying...
whatever enjoy the day

I wouldn't be sure if Turkish men know where to stop he he

well dont worry they are growing up and upgrading their selves so be patient i may take years na pewno or moze but for turkish guys yeah sometimes i tell anyone foreign or turkish man or girl say "i love you" just becoz they make my day... nothing more.. well in me i guess i dont stuck in the meaning of "love" yes thats it

so maybe the misunderstanding is a problem