What does ‘daisuki’ mean?

According to my Japanese language teacher (who is originally from Japan, a native speaker) just saying 'Suki' has more emotional/romantic meaning than 'Daisuki', which is more likely to be used for familial love, like a child to a parent or something. If you were serious about wanting a romantic relationship with someone, you would just use 'Suki'. Of course, that's just one opinion and you can never really tell the intention of the speaker for sure unless you ask...

ah unfortunately we can't know more about their relationships(((

Aishiteru is extremley serious
Daisuki is more casual even tho they have the same meaning.
But mostly it happenes in a different ocassions:)

i am curious as to what happens next in this beautiful tale of a love story!!!!!
pls response
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Man, I want to know what happened to them. It's been a long time..

Can we agree that the next post on this will be in January of 2020?

This whole thread is interesting. I originally came here from daisuki being a lyric in a gazette song and saw this xd how is this still going on.

first post of february 2019! i came cause i heard it in some anime's and i was wondering the meaning but im also invested in this story. too bad the chances of the original poster replying is less than one percent.