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twiigss 路 M
1. I would feel kindness and I would think to myself, this person is nice.
2. For me it just happened one day when I was going into work. You get this feeling that overcomes you.
3. So at the time my GF (now no longer) and I were living together but hadn't really said, I love you, to each other. There was one day where I was going into work and she was outside smoking. Finally, I turned to her and stuttered out a, I love you, to her.
4. If a guy is being extremely super super nice, ask him if he likes you as more than a friend. Literally no one I've encountered has picked up on this yet.
2. For me it just happened one day when I was going into work. You get this feeling that overcomes you.
3. So at the time my GF (now no longer) and I were living together but hadn't really said, I love you, to each other. There was one day where I was going into work and she was outside smoking. Finally, I turned to her and stuttered out a, I love you, to her.
4. If a guy is being extremely super super nice, ask him if he likes you as more than a friend. Literally no one I've encountered has picked up on this yet.
novaguy2u 路 70-79, M
Four questions. Interesting.
1. It may or not mean anything. If they are a workmate, it may simply be that they want you to look your best. Alternatively, they may feel an attraction and are seeking to see if it is reciprocated.
2. I have fallen for many. Sometimes it can occur within hours of meeting a person. On other occasions it may take weeks or months before "like" becomes "love".
3. See 2 above. In the first instance, it can be a sudden, blinding realisation. Otherwise it may start as a simple, non-sexual attraction, as in beginning a friendship, then it progresses to a strong attraction, possibly with thoughts or dreams of a sexual nature, until finally you realise that you are in love.
4. Only time will tell if a person wants you as a friend, a friend with benefits, or a long-term lover..
1. It may or not mean anything. If they are a workmate, it may simply be that they want you to look your best. Alternatively, they may feel an attraction and are seeking to see if it is reciprocated.
2. I have fallen for many. Sometimes it can occur within hours of meeting a person. On other occasions it may take weeks or months before "like" becomes "love".
3. See 2 above. In the first instance, it can be a sudden, blinding realisation. Otherwise it may start as a simple, non-sexual attraction, as in beginning a friendship, then it progresses to a strong attraction, possibly with thoughts or dreams of a sexual nature, until finally you realise that you are in love.
4. Only time will tell if a person wants you as a friend, a friend with benefits, or a long-term lover..
Allelse 路 36-40, M
Cosmicmicrowave 路 18-21, M