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When you tell someone "I love you,sex indian video" you generally want to hear "I love you, too." But that's not how it goes in a galaxy far, far away.

In Star Wars: Episode VII, when Princess Leia professes her love to Han Solo, he famously responds, "I know." By far the most romantic exchange the universe has ever seen.

And so, one Star Warsfanatic figured this quote would make the perfect gift to remind her boyfriend she loves him.

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By using LEGO Leia and Han Solo and writing the quotation in, of course, the iconic font, this woman definitely created a memorable birthday gift.

Redditor afl1019 proudly shared the gift with r/StarWars and we hope that he ended up returning the sentiment to his significant other.

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