I Love You Too, Repeated
I love you too, one hundred times over and already built above. It is a reply, so the useful number on this page is how it measures up against the block somebody just sent you.
Repeat it 100, 1000 or 10,000 times
100 copies — 1,499 characters.
It is a reply, and the length shows it
“I love you too” is 14 characters against 10 for “i love you”. So if a hundred copies of the shorter phrase arrived, that was 1,099 characters, and a hundred copies of this one going back is 1,499. The answer is 400 characters longer than the thing it is answering, which is either a pleasant detail or the entire point, depending on the two of you.
The numbers
100 copies is 1,499 characters, 1,000 copies is 14,999, and 10,000 copies is 149,999. A Discord message caps at 2,000 characters, so 133 copies is the most that goes in one send. A single plain text message holds 10 copies. A post on X holds 18. Everything above a couple of thousand characters belongs in the .txt download rather than a paste.
If you want to go one further
- I love you more — 15 characters, 1,599 at a hundred copies. The standard next move.
- I love you a thousand — 21 characters, and a hundred copies already overruns a Discord message.
- I love you to — the same phrase with one o, which is how a lot of people type it in a hurry.
Before you send it
The lock screen shows the opening words and nothing else, so the size never lands the way you imagine it. A screen reader, on the other hand, reads all hundred copies in order with no way to skip. And some fields quietly truncate rather than reject: a bio or a username box will often take the paste, keep the first stretch of it and drop the rest without saying so.