In need of comfort, reassurance, attention, consolation, or sex. Possibly all of those. Or feels that you need some or all of that.
the word might be unconditional.
it mean the same thing but here a lesson loving somebody mean caring about them but in your head i trying to help u out OK listen to what am saying you might need it ok
move on....it might be difficult but you don't want to be with someone that doesn't want to be with you.
apathic/stoic apathic/stoic
Someone who supports charities to help others
A) Ask her B) Have someone talk about you to her see what she feels about you i recommend a because then she knows you care if you use someone else she might think you are creeping on her
Someone might accuse a white woman of being a black woman online if she is trying to pretend to be someone she is not.
A dog that is annoying might be described as being pesky or bothersome.
well you cant really stop loving someone that you love but if you give him time then he might just pull through
Someone who goes back on or changes what they said, acting as if they never made the original statement, can be described as being disingenuous or hypocritical. This behavior might also be referred to as backtracking or flip-flopping. In more informal contexts, such a person might be called a "waffler" or "fence-sitter."
As there is more than one meaning that the word feisty can have, there is also more than one reason to why someone might be described as feisty. In general, when someone is feisty he has a vivid or breezy temperament. This can either be positive or negative. When someone is feisty in a positive way he is energetic, bounce or even tenacious. The negative meaning someone is easily offended and/or stands up to any fight even if inferior in stature.
"Adore" is pretty much the tops when it comes to loving someone. You might say "I worship you," but that's a bit silly!