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What does this sentence mean?

That it's not loved, only appreciated?

Or oh my goodness I so appreciate this, I might just love it too!

I'm not sure how I should take this. As a slight middle finger, sarcastic. Is this said/written with a good vibe, good intentions or the opposite?

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"It's appreciated" => appreciated for sure

"If not loved" => It may (or may not) be loved.

Usually my understanding of this construction is your second option, "Oh my goodness I so appreciate this, I might just love it too!"

I think it could also mean,"Loving is probably an overstatement, but I definitely do appreciate it."

Either way, the comment itself is one of good intentions, and doesn't imply sarcasm or meanness.

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  • Thank you so much for such a quick and knowledgeable response Lorel!!
    – SamaA
    Commented Dec 17, 2018 at 1:11

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