Author: Jessica Lowe

Last Tuesday, I was in line at the coffee shop when my phone buzzed. It was a random sweet text from my partner. Suddenly, I wasn’t annoyed about the slow barista anymore. I was grinning like an idiot. That’s the power of a good love message. It transforms ordinary moments into something special. Here’s the thing. We all get busy. Work piles up. Life happens. But staying connected doesn’t require grand gestures. Sometimes, it’s just a perfectly timed text that says “I’m thinking about you.” These 97 love messages are your cheat sheet for keeping that spark alive, whether you’ve…

Last Tuesday, I was staring at my phone like it was a complex math equation. I wanted to tell my guy he was great, but everything I typed sounded like a Hallmark card on steroids. I actually wrote, “Your eyes are like the ocean,” before I realized I sounded like a bad 90s rom-com. I deleted it so fast I almost dropped my phone in my salad. We have all been there. You want to be sweet, but you do not want to be cringey. You want to make his heart skip a beat, not make him wonder if you…

We have all been there. You are sitting on your couch, scrolling through TikTok, and you realize you haven’t talked to your man in three hours. You want to reach out, but your brain is absolute mush. Usually, you just send a “hey” or a random meme of a cat falling off a chair. I once tried to be cute and send a “thinking of you” text, but my phone autocorrected it to “stinking of you” because I was at the gym. Needless to say, the spark did not stay alive. It actually went into hiding for a few business…

The other day, I was sitting on my couch with a bag of chips and a very serious problem. I wanted to text my guy something cute, but my brain was totally fried. Every time I typed “hey,” I wanted to throw my phone across the room. It felt so boring. We have all been there, right? You want to be that cool, effortless girl who just pops into his head and makes him grin, but instead, you end up staring at a blinking cursor for twenty minutes. It is exhausting trying to be “low key” while also being adorable.…

We have all been there. You are sitting on your couch with a face mask on that makes you look like a swamp monster. Your phone buzzes. It is him. He had a brutal day at the office or his car made a noise that sounded like a dying whale. Suddenly, you feel that pressure to be the “cool girlfriend” or the “supportive crush.” You want to say something better than just “that sucks.” I remember once trying to be deep and supportive when my guy was stressed. I sent a three paragraph essay about the universe and inner peace.…

I once sent a love text so cute I reread it myself by accident. I was checking for typos. Instead, I smiled like a fool on a bus full of strangers. We have all been there. Phone in hand. Heart doing weird little flips. Wondering how to put big feelings into tiny words without sounding like a greeting card aisle exploded. That is where love letters come in. Not the dusty, Shakespeare kind. The real ones. Sweet. Warm. A little awkward. The kind she rereads when she misses you. Or when she needs a reminder that she is deeply wanted…

You know that moment. You are in bed. Hair in a messy bun. Phone inches from your face. You type a cute good night text, delete it, type again, overthink, then send something painfully boring like “sleep well.” I have been there. Too many times. And yes, I have regretted it every single time. A good night text is not just a closer. It is a mood setter. It is the wink before lights out. It says I am thinking about you without sounding like you rehearsed it in the mirror. When done right, it makes her smile at her…

You know that moment when you type “I love you,” then stare at the screen like it owes you emotional rent. I have been there. Phone in hand. Heart wide open. Brain suddenly empty. Because saying it matters. Saying it well matters more. We all want that text he rereads when he is bored, stressed, or pretending to listen in a meeting. The one he never deletes. The one that makes him smile for no reason. This article is your secret stash. These messages are not stiff or dramatic. They sound like you on a good day. Honest. Warm. A…

You know that moment. You wake up. One eye open. Phone in hand. Brain still buffering. And somehow you are expected to send a good morning text that does not sound like “hey” or “morning lol.” Been there. I once sent “Good mourning” instead of “Good morning” and spent the rest of the day explaining that I was not, in fact, grieving our relationship. Morning texts matter. They set the tone. They whisper, “You are my first thought,” without sounding clingy or forced. When done right, they make her smile before coffee. When done wrong, they feel like spam. This…

Picture this. You’re scrolling through your phone at 2 a.m., heart racing because she just sent a sleepy selfie with that little smile. You want to reply with something that says exactly how she makes your world better, but everything feels too cheesy or not enough. Been there. I once typed out a long paragraph, hit send, then panicked because it sounded like a Hallmark card gone wrong. She texted back laughing, “You’re cute when you’re trying too hard.” Lesson learned. Sometimes the simplest words hit hardest. That’s why these 113 sweet quotes exist. They’re ready-to-send messages from you to…