I feel sick. I told you I love you because I didn’t want to hurt you. And in a way, I *do* love you. I don’t think you take our “relationship” seriously at all, and I know I don’t. I’m already trying to date another girl, and she confuses me so much. I can’t express myself rationally to you. I feel like I have to dumb everything down when I talk to you. And in the end, I know it’s just a stupid high-school infatuation. So, in closing, I feel less like a man, and more like a “little boy” whenever I talk to you. I love you, but I need someone I can fall in love with, not a highschool crush. And honestly, long distance relationships *rarely* work……
I love you. And now I know what I have to do.
Why do you *have* everything “in” quotations and asterisks?
I’m not here to teach you grammar and punctuation, sorry.
Oh, and to the woman asking about grammar, ‘do’ ‘rarely’ are in asterisk because his do actually means that he does but not in a romantic way, and rarely actually means never. Same for whatever else is in there.
‘Little boy’ is in quotations because its a direct emotion that the confessor is feeling, and he must quote it in order to properly express that it is his own emotion.
Also, ‘relationship,’ is quoted meaning that this man does not feel that it adequately describes the situation properly. He probably feels the need to call it something less serious sounding, like a fling, because as expressed, neither of them took it very seriously.
Ah, the beauty of psychology in grammar and use of language.
Can you tell me more about the situation?
Seems to me that because your mind is made up, then you know what to do.
You remind me of someone very close to my heart, and I would tell him the same thing if he felt that way about me.
Leave her. Its not fair to either of you and you’re only wasting time.