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It depends largely on the feeling you want to express.

Worn down/tired - He felt like a newspaper trampled into the ground during rush hour.

Nervous - She was as nervous as a criminal about to about to receive her sentence.

Be careful, however, not to use cliches like:

He was as happy as a kid in a candy store.

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there is tons and tons of them there is no rule technaly it can be anything but it has to have something incomn if it does not then its not a good one are not even a simile at all for love, so get a brain,bye by the way im a girl.

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Life is like a refrigerator. You get out of it what you put in it.

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i was as scared as a turkey in December

i was as scared as a person about to be executed

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Like or as

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I am upset as a baby that has not taken a nap

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