It can mean both, it’s ambiguous like the gender of some people. The tone and context would dictate meaning. I am a native speaker (UNLIKE @chiobu ), so that’s my explanation.

In the context of you cheating on carp with Aevann, then it would mean you love Aevann more than you love carp.

In the context of a thread with many people who love Aevann and think he’s great, then it would mean you love Aevann more than the person you’re talking to loves Aevann.

If you wanted to say

I love Aevann more than you love him

You'd probably say it like:

I love Aevann more than you do

Otherwise it sounds like first option

It could be either, based on context.

This would be acceptable but poor form in English. “You should write I love aevann more than you do” to indicate your love is greater.

While you can use contextual clues to solve the ambiguity, it’s still better form to be clearer in less words

I love Aevann more than I love you

this feels more natural

It’s the first one you illiterate r-slur

English is a dumb language a lot of time because it can be left ambiguous like other users have pointed you.

Just from what you wrote, if you said this to me, I would think that you were saying that you loved Aevann more than you love me… which is completely reasonable because Aevann is adorable.

THE KRAUT TRIES TO FIND LOGIC AND ORDER IN PERFIDIOUS ALBION'S TONGUE

and he fails...

Just think at the ambiguous -s at the end of a word, especially in spoken bong, that has like 10e3 different meanings

Quaddy I love you more than aevann can ever understand

It depends where you put the emphasis

It's either because it's bad informal English.

I love Aevann more than you [love him]

We some words when using these comparative sentences: "My life matters more than yours" v. "My life matters more than your life matters."

Generally, people mean the first interpretation in your example, but they're still dumb as that rentoid Yankee.

it's the first one

It means trans lives matter

I love Aevann more than you love him

That would be the most direct meaning imo. Would partially depend on tone but the above would be the best in all realistic cases.

Since almost everyone replying is neurodivergent or a foreigner, let me spell how a native speaker would say this:

"I love Aevann more than you" = "I love Aevann more than I love you"

"I love Aevann more than you do" = "I love Aevann more than you love him"

it all means the same thing

It can mean both but if I read it for both meanings the intonation is different in my head voice

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