Soulmate Daisy đź
âI love youâ during sex
I was chatting with a friend about something the other day, and the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to ask you all. It's that feeling where, during intimate moments, the other person keeps saying "I love you." To be honest, the feeling of saying this in a normal conversation is completely different from that moment. Especially when the atmosphere is really heated, if he says it close to your ear, it can make you feel a little dizzy for a moment. Some people will think it's a huge plus and their hearts will melt đ„ș, while others will think that the sentence is a bit exaggerated in that context, more like the mood and atmosphere are right, and it doesn't necessarily mean that he really wants to love you seriously. The friendship is a bit of a dead end. It's not that you can't talk about it, but rather that it was too ambiguous at the time, too easy for people to take it seriously. You say it's fake, but it doesn't seem so; you say it's definitely real, but you always feel like you can't fully believe it. What's even more subtle is that some people are usually very stubborn, but they only say "I love you" at those moments. Is this a genuine expression of affection, or just a moment of infatuation? â€ïžâđ„ I want to ask everyone, would you believe someone saying "I love you" in a moment like this? Would you find it touching, or would you silently have doubts? Has anyone later discovered that the words were true, or perhaps not at all? đ¶



