Is there someone like this in your heart?
You may have loved each other, you may have liked each other, but for what reason you couldn't be together?
Maybe he can't pursue you out of friendship.
Maybe to consider his family's opinions, you didn't get together. .
Maybe he didn't ask you to wait for him to study abroad.
Maybe you met too early and didn't know how to cherish each other.
Maybe you met too late, and there is already someone else by your side.
Maybe you turned back too late, and the other person is no longer waiting. Maybe you're both trying to find each other's hearts and can't cross the line for a long time. Even if you're not together, you still remain friends. But deep down, you know that you care for this person even more than you do for friends. Even if you can't openly hold hands and go shopping, you can still be friends who talk about anything. If he has someone he likes, you may help him pursue him verbally, but deep down you're not sure if you truly want him to win her over. When he faces difficulties, you do your best to help him, without fussing over who owes whom. When your partner gets jealous, you comfort them by saying you're just friends, but there's still a trace of uncertainty in your heart.
Everyone has had this special friend in their heart at some point in their lifetime, and it's a very contradictory behavior.
At first, you were unwilling to just be friends, but after a while, you suddenly realized that this was the best.
You'd rather care for him like this, which is better than being together and eventually breaking up.
You'd rather be his friend, so that you wouldn't get jealous of each other, so you could truly talk about anything.
Especially in this way, you still know that he will always care about you.
If you can't be boyfriend or girlfriend, what's wrong with being his special friend?
This special friend in your heart...? Who is it?
Many relationships, because of one-sided feelings, end up not even being friends. It's a pity that some originally good friendships end up because of a single 'I like you' from the other person. If you don't respond, the friendship seems hard to sustain. No wonder some people hesitate to take that step. Because it's like a bet: after confessing, you either become a couple or can't even be friends.Some things are beyond your expectation; perhaps the other person doesn't mind, and you can still be friends, but it's no longer as good as before. It's a pity, it's a regret! But is it possible that there is another situation, where you may never be satisfied with just being friends...
