This idiomatic expression describes the experience of falling suddenly and intensely in love with someone upon first meeting them.
This idiomatic expression describes the experience of falling suddenly and intensely in love with someone upon first meeting them.
This colloquial expression conveys a feeling of confusion or disorientation, often used when someone is unsure about their situation, especially in a relationship.
This colloquial expression conveys a feeling of confusion or disorientation, often used when someone is unsure about their situation, especially in a relationship.
This verb means to feel or experience something intensely, both physically and emotionally. It's stronger than simply feeling and implies a deeper level of engagement with the emotion.
This verb means to feel or experience something intensely, both physically and emotionally. It's stronger than simply feeling and implies a deeper level of engagement with the emotion.
This expression refers to the state of being independent and not needing anything or anyone else. It implies a sense of completeness and self-reliance.
This expression refers to the state of being independent and not needing anything or anyone else. It implies a sense of completeness and self-reliance.
This idiom describes someone who is excessively romantic, sentimental, and perhaps a bit naive about love. They are easily moved by grand gestures and poetic expressions of love.
This idiom describes someone who is excessively romantic, sentimental, and perhaps a bit naive about love. They are easily moved by grand gestures and poetic expressions of love.
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