My guess is you're one of the few Nigerian girls who remain faithfully and hopelessly in love - which is very good [wish I had someone like that]
* sighs wistfully * 
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You're probably scared of sitting down with him and having a heart-to-heart talk about your feelings for each other. I can assure you that this is the best way to do it. If he says he no longer loves you, it might be painful but at least he isn't going around pretending toand you'll be clear on that. You should start out by asking if you've offended him in any way before asking the "do you still love me?" question.
Finally, if he breaks your heart by admitting he no longer loves you, it helps to cry about it later if you feel like doing so [don't bottle it up]. Give yourself time -- I'm sure one of those toasters just might get lucky.
By the way, if you're a girl I suppose there shouldn't be an (f) after your username.
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. It's not good to love and not be loved so the earlier you cried about the whole issue and forget about it, the better.
