why is "je t'aime beaucoup" less emotional than "je t'aime"?

considering the fact that "beaucoup" means "much" in english? thus "je t'aime beaucoup" should mean "I love you very much" but it actually means simply "I like you" while "je t'aime" means more which is "I love you."

"je t'aime beacoup" underlines that there is a limit, so is more translated by "I like you a lot", but does not mean "love". "je t'aime" means "I love you", because it does not have a limitation in wording.
yet, "je t'aime immensement" or "je t'aime a la folie" would definitely mean "love".

this is from yahoo answers. yeah, it is. and I guess this justifies in an excellent way why french sounds so powerful and beautiful.

you find yourself stuck again

...while life goes on
all around
they keep calling you
all the dreams that you are having
why don't you hold them high?
'cause they will never fall apart
whatever you were looking for...
it's not here anymore.

ram on, give your heart to somebody soon

for me, they were the most amazing couple ever... paul & linda

smoke & mirrors - sean lennon

take a breath: you're gonna need some oxygen. this is so adorable, sean lennon united with some crazy little people in the woods. phenomenally cute. enjoy and take a look at the other videos by masanobu hiraoka.