How To Know You Have Feelings For Someone Novels & Stories

" So... Tell me, Aunt Shirley. How does falling in love happen? And how do you know it's true love and not infatuation?" She sighed and flashed a smile." Well... You'll feel it. In the air you breathe, in everything you do your heart beats differently around them, you'll have butterflies in your stomach, and a mere thought of that person brings a smile to your face. You will have this desire to be around this person and when you are around them it feels like time is frozen and all that's left in the world is just the two of you. Someone you are willing to go to any length just to make sure that they are safe even if it includes making the biggest sacrifice. Those are signs of Love."

She expressed that love is not a simple feeling, but rather a complex and intricate combination of various emotions. There are times when we find ourselves in situations where we are faced with unknown factors. In these instances, it becomes crucial for us to embrace and be open to these uncertainties. It may require us to make decisions that rely heavily on trust and belief, even if they involve taking substantial risks. I focused my gaze on her, studying her face with great intensity. I searched for any clues or insights that her expressions might reveal. I am currently seeking advice on how to assess whether the person I am in a romantic relationship with truly loves me.

“Then spit it out.” “I don’t have a mate, but you do. When you find your mate, I will now feel when you slip away from me. This mark it ties us together. Your emotions, your feelings, they are in my mind. I can feel them. I can feel your frustration and your inability to walk away because you need to know the answer.” “Why can’t I feel anything from you, then?” I ask, frowning. “If you can feel those things, shouldn’t I?”

I could not tell what she was thinking. "Do... Do you like him?" I bit my lip and played with my fingers. I looked away from her face, knowing I had to let someone know that I did have feelings for Lucas and not keep it inside of me. "I do. I don't know how and why but I just like him. I even feel like I have strong feelings for him. Is this normal?" I made eye contact with her and saw the concern on her face.

Dang, this guy should be a detective or something, he's such an inquisitor. "I haven't been brave enough to, whenever I want to tell her, her eyes turn my feet to jelly and I just ramble," I admit. "How do you want her to know that you like like her if you don't tell her?" "I'm sure she sees the emotion in my eyes when I look at her and in my voice when I speak to her. According to Aimee, it's unmistakable." "It is, but don't you think she needs more than emotions to confirm your feelings for her? She needs you to say it to her face."

"Does your heart skip a few beats? You start to feel nervous? Your palms get sweaty and you feel like your heart is about to burst out of your chest? If those are the criteria then I'm in knee deep trouble because I've been feeling that way for Krimson as well…" "No…those aren't the criteria…" Sarah shook her head. "You just 'know' that a person is your mate…like, it's a gut feeling and no matter what, you can't shake it off. Yes, everything else you described does happen, but that's the universal criteria for a woman when she likes someone."

I just knew that I wasn't sick, and I felt a little similar to my schoolmate who had liked a guy in her class. "So you won't answer my question?" I didn't respond to her question intentionally. She shook her head. "Who said that? Wait a minute, hm...." I looked at Sarah who looked much more serious about answering my question than when she was doing her assignment before this. Her gaze finally returned to me. "As far as I know, falling in love involves feelings that are thrilling and flowery on their own. A person in love will feel happy when they see the person they like, even if they don't talk to that person."

I tried to explain as simply as I could. “How do you know?” she asked. “Know what?” I questioned. “How do you know someone is your mate?” she clarified. “There are a few things. When you touch them, you can feel sparks,” I said cautiously uncertain how much I should divulge to her at the moment. “Like a warm feeling?” she questioned.

I also questioned my own feelings, unsure if what I felt for him was love. Now was the time for patience, self-discovery, and understanding. How can you tell if you're already in love with someone? Are there any signs to look out for? There is something I can say with certainty. This is the first time I have ever felt this way. It's a unique blend of emotions that leaves me feeling both safe and nervous when he's around. I feel a mix of power and vulnerability in his presence, and it's a sensation unlike anything I've experienced before. It's a strange combination of happiness and sadness that defies explanation.

“Does your heart skip a few beats? You start to feel nervous? Your palms get sweaty and you feel like your heart is about to burst out of your chest? If those are the criteria then I’m in knee deep trouble because I’ve been feeling that way for Krimson as well…” “No…those aren’t the criteria…” Sarah shook her head. “You just ‘know’ that a person is your mate…like, it’s a gut feeling and no matter what, you can’t shake it off. Yes, everything else you described does happen, but that’s the universal criteria for a woman when she likes someone.”