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You become infatuated. This could lead to obsession and the total denail of your self. Also stalking charges may apply.
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It means you care for them or love them under normal circumstances. Thinking about someone you care about or love is NOT stalking nor obsession. Only people who are not quite right in the mental department become obsessed or, worst case scenario, consider stalking. Caring about or loving someone is not the same as obsession in mentally healthy people.
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What is reflective personality?
me
Why do people think that crying is funny?
I think people think it is funny at first because crying and laughing often sound the same. So unless they are a very cruel person, I don't know anyone who would think someone crying is funny. Though I do think that some people might think someone crying was funny if the reason they were crying was ridiculous or if the reason was hilarious. It still does not make thinking that someone crying is "funny", justified.
How do you Get someone to think about you?
Be Beautiful and Elusive,a woman of Mystery.Be a tantalizing Irritant.And leave him a Token.Also be interesting. See here for some suggestions:What_do_you_do_if_you_are_a_boring_and_nerdy_boy
Differences between nurture and indoctrination?
Nurture involves providing care, support, and guidance to help an individual develop their own beliefs, values, and identity. Indoctrination, on the other hand, refers to forcing someone to adopt specific beliefs and ideologies without question or critical thinking, often with the intent of manipulative control. Nurture encourages growth and autonomy, while indoctrination restricts independent thought and promotes a specific agenda.
What do you call it when you have complete control over someone or something?
When you have complete control over someone or something, it is often referred to as dominance or mastery.
Who can you tell if you really have a crush on someone or if just think there pretty?
They are often the same thing.
How do you know if someone is going to ask you out?
If the person you think is going to ask you out is watching you a little to often.
Someone who often lie on the sofa what will we call him?
lazy and depends on others for their work. (i think) dont depend on me.
Is paranoia making me think I did something even though I dont think I did?
Paranoia could cause someone to think they did something that they didn't really do. Paranoia is often influenced by anxiety or fear.
Why do you think of her often?
If you're in a relationship with her than that's probably why, and you've fallen for someone that you truly wanted/are wanting to be with. While if this was a breakup then you're probably regretting the breakup, and wanting to mend that relationship.
Do you think we are aware that you lie?
It is possible that people may be aware when someone is lying, as there are often signs or cues that can indicate deception.
Who do you think you are What does it mean?
I am a virtual assistant programmed to provide information and assistance to users. The phrase "Who do you think you are" is often used as a rhetorical question to challenge someone's behavior or statements.
Why is the phrase 'think you are a bit out of my league' used?
"Think you are a bit out of my league" is a phrase that is often used to express that someone would never date you, because they are prettier, richer, etc.
What is subborn?
it means someone who can only see things their way and will not bend from what they think. people who are stubborn often find them selves in trouble.
What is a brown nose?
Someone who always tries to say or do what they think the boss wants. Imagine someone who is kissing the boss' arse so often that their nose gets dirty ... that's what it means.
What is the meaning of puzzleheaded?
Basicallly saying that your to into puzzels.. : ]
What does it mean when someone says they are over you?
Usually that they do not love you any more. They don't have the same feelings for you that they used to, and they don't think about you in the same ways or as often.
