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Me or Myself A: Do you love me? B: I do love me more. Is it right to say "I do love myself more." instead of "me" ?

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"I love myself more" is correct. You would only say "I do love myself more" if the question is "Do you love yourself more?"
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Good question! And what is better to use 'I' or 'me' when I mention someone else? 'I and my friend' vs. 'Me and my friend'
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According to the rules, the sentence starts with "I," so you should use "myself." Sometimes you will hear people say, "I'm going to buy ME a new sweater." The rules call for "myself."
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It depends where it is being used. Using me in this way could be acceptable if considered slang or talking to a friend. Comedians also use words in this way to create jokes. But formally it would not be accepted use.
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"I do love myself more." - strange "I love myself more." - good I do love me more. - strange Not clear that this is correct at all. I love me more. - Not clear that this is correct at all.

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