What does it feel like to be in love?

What does it feel like to be in love? A girlfriend once said, "Sometimes it's like I have a father, and sometimes it's like I have a son." So what does it feel like to be in love? Let's take a look!

Others think I am very mature, but only he (she) knows that I am very childish.

I have my own nickname. Even if I am called "big fool", "slug", or "stinky", I feel warm inside.

I was not afraid of anything before, but now I am afraid that I will die because no one loves him (her) as much as I do.

It's like owning the whole world.

I began to understand that a big splash is not as good as a long-lasting trickle.

He is awesome at everything he does, and she is cute at everything she does.

I used to be cynical, but now I often feel grateful for my good fortune.

I used to stay up late and drink and didn’t take care of my body, but now I live a healthy life and I’m afraid that person will worry.

When she meets him, she can't even open the bottle of mineral water; when she comes, he will press the exit button when fighting monsters in the game.

Even unromantic people will try to become romantic.

A person used to sleep well, but now he (she) is on a business trip and will suffer from insomnia all night and feel lonely.

I feel that I should be independent, but at the same time, I feel that the feeling of dependence or being depended on is so wonderful that I cannot bear to be independent.

When I see friends posting pictures of their new homes and kids on social media, I start to look forward to the day when I can post pictures of my own homes.

Other people tell the same joke, but it's not as funnier than he (she) tells it.

I used to have no idea where to go after get off work, but now I know exactly where to go: home.

My friends all say that I have become much gentler after falling in love.

Some boring little things that are not enough to bother my friends finally have someone to share them with.

I want to go to many places and do many things together.

In the past, there were many criteria for choosing a partner, but when I found him (her), he (she) did not meet any of the criteria. It turns out that as long as he (she) is the right person, it's enough.

If you snore, you will resist the urge to sleep and wait until he/she falls asleep before going to bed.

He (she) just reads a book next to me without saying a word, and I feel happy.

She knows about the latest tech products, and he knows about a certain brand's new fall products that are expected to be on the market.

I finally understood the pain my friends felt when they were heartbroken. Just thinking about losing him (her) hurts.

He/she hopes that everyone thinks he/she is good, but is also afraid that the opposite sex thinks he/she is too good.

I know showing off your happiness is very high-profile, but I just can't help it.

I used to complain about the corny lines in idol dramas, but now I secretly hope that he (she) can be that corny too.

I would think that putting women before friendship is a positive word.

I will pay attention to various types of couple compatibility tests. I will believe the good ones and believe the bad ones are scams.

Looking forward to marriage and children.