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Is there any difference between these two phrases? When one says

I’m having feelings for you

Is it stronger than when one says

I’m falling in love with you

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    We usually say "have feelings for you", not "feelings with you." The question is still a good one, though.
    – stangdon
    Aug 22, 2018 at 16:11
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    Aug 22, 2018 at 17:44

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"I'm falling in love with you" is generally considered stronger than "I'm having feelings for you"!

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We say, "I have feelings for you", and not "I'm having feelings for you".

That said, "I have feelings for you" is milder than "I'm falling in love with you." Someone might well say, "I have feelings for you, but I'm not ready to say that I'm in love with you yet."

By the way, "I'm in love with you" is stronger than "I'm falling in love with you." "I'm falling in love" means you have begun the process toward being in love, but you're not there yet.

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  • oh is that so?... i did really think that “i’m falling in love” describes the passive status of a person who can’t avoid loving someone. and just can love more.
    – user17676
    Aug 23, 2018 at 0:58

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