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Yes, but. Usually we say I love you. The present tense ( I love you) is generally used for habitual, constant or customary action, while the progressive tense ( I am loving you) is used for action happening "right now."

"I am loving you" might be used as in the following exchange.

Child: If you loved me, you wouldn't make me eat spinach!

Parent: I am loving you when I give you healthy food to eat.

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In a humorous way, you might say that. But it would be more correct to say "I have begun to like you."

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