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While this sentence is possible, it would not be accurate to say it. The expression "I'm in love with" can certainly be used in a metaphorical (symbolic) sense: you can say you are in love with strawberry ice cream, and people will understand you are just exaggerating to make a point; you do not mean you want to have a romance with strawberry ice cream. But the word "literally" tends to mean factually, or word-for-word, so it might not be appropriate in the sentence you asked about. It is used like this: He takes the Bible literally. (In other words, he believes every word is true.)

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