I love you more than I-.

Dear God,
   It's in all the movies and books and pamphlets and blogs and vlogs and accessories and t-shirts, but these past few days have taught me the value of saying "I love you" to those I love.
   The other day I told my mother, "I love you," and she asked, "Where are you going?"
   Why do I only say "I love you" when I'm leaving?
   I guess "I love you" are nice last words, but what's to say last if I never mean what I say first?
   I know that the worse things we say are easier to remember than the good things we say, but I still want to say more good things. I want people to know that I do think well of them; that I love them. There's no reason to say things that make people feel horrible.
   "I love you."
   "Where are you going?"
   "No, I'm just saying. I'm not going anywhere."
   "Oh, I love you, too!"
   Let it be more usual to say "I love you" than "Goodbye".
   So, I love you, God. Thank you.
   I'm scared and kind of nervous, but indeed, love conquers all.