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Boys like love notes too, especially ones that don’t come on a holiday. Send your boyfriend a card that opens like a sealed envelope and writes out exactly what you feel. Here are love messages for your boyfriend to use as they are or as a starting point.
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A rose blooming open, drifting petals and a drawn heart
I love you. That’s it, that’s the card.
You’re my favorite hello and my hardest goodbye.
Thinking about you and smiling like an idiot.
You + me = my favorite math.
Just wanted to remind you that you’re amazing and you’re mine.
With you I don’t have to pretend. Thank you for loving the real me.
I love the way you make ordinary things feel like adventures.
You’re kind in a way that makes me want to be kinder. I love you so much.
When I’m with you, the noise in my head gets quiet. That’s a gift, and so are you.
I don’t know what the future looks like, but I hope you’re in every part of it.
You make me feel safe, silly and completely myself. I love you.
Hey cutie, just letting you know you’re the hottest guy in my contacts.
I love you more than you love your video games. Okay, equally. Fine.
Stop being so cute. It’s very distracting.
You’re the only person I’d share my hoodie with. Oh wait, it’s your hoodie.
I like you even when you’re hungry and grumpy. That’s true love.
Miss you like crazy. Call me when you get this.
The days without you drag. Can’t wait to see your face again.
Sending you a hug through this card until I can give you a real one.
Different cities, same heart. Love you, babe.
You’re far away but never out of my mind.
Choose Rose Petals, or Paper Birds if you want something a little less flowery.
Type his name and sign it your way.
Write your own love note or copy one from above.
Pick the pen, ink and music.
Send the link by text, Snapchat or WhatsApp, or download a video to keep.
Guys often get fewer compliments than they give, so a message that says what you admire about him (his humor, his patience, how he treats your friends) goes a long way. Pair one sincere line with one playful one to keep it easy to receive.
Send it at an unexpected moment: after a tough exam, during a long shift, or while you’re apart. If he’s shy about feelings, don’t expect a long reply; a love card is a gift, not a question.
Try something short and playful like “You’re my favorite hello and my hardest goodbye,” then add his name. Cute messages work best when they sound exactly like how you talk to him.
Tell him something specific you appreciate, send encouragement before big moments and surprise him now and then with something more than a text, like an animated card.
Focus on the relationship, not the argument: “I hate when we’re upset with each other. I love you and I want to work this out.” Save the details for a real conversation.
Absolutely. Most guys are thrilled to get a love note, and it often encourages them to express their own feelings more.
Yes. You can watch the card open and your message write out before you share the link, so you can fix any typos first.