Sometimes I don't know how to tell you that I love you. Not because I don't want to, but because the feeling is too big to explain in words. You know, every time I see you smile, it feels like the whole world stops for a second, everything feels more beautiful, lighter. I don't need a reason why I love you, not because you're beautiful and smart, although that's all true, I love you because you're you, the way you tell me about the little things that make your day, or how you remember trivial things that even I forget, it makes me realize, you're special. Maybe I can't always be the most romantic person or understand what you're feeling, but I promise, I'm always there for you, no matter if it's a sunny or cloudy day, you don't have to walk alone. If I could say one thing that I'm really sure of right now, I would just say this: “I love you, more than what I can show, so, don't ever doubt me, okay?”.

if you are in relationship (what if I say) If you don collect breakfast (only love can hurt like this) Just want something cool (only time) Missing home (my Tennessee) Want ginger cool vibe (dust till dawn) Feeling love (don't cry joni) U want little noise ( na je) Just want to listen to something good (the gambler) Use your moments emotion to pick one

Dan Houser has weighed in on the physical vs. digital debate and clearly favors giving players a choice. Speaking with IGN at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, the Rockstar Games co-founder said: “I love physical media; I think everyone does. If people want that, I think companies should provide it.” Lazlow Jones admitted he loves owning physical games but noted digital’s convenience: “We all have that sort of feeling of, you know, when you get that copy, and you put the disc in the console. But I also have to say I really like being at the airport and going, ‘Oh, cool, I can download some quick games to my Steam Deck for this 12-hour flight.’”