[Fine, fine, he'll back off a bit for now - you're so easily teased, though...]
Since I'm essentially going into this blind, it's a bit of a generic answer, but I suppose a large difference is in the level of desire you have for the person's company - it goes beyond simply wanting to spend time with them, but rather prioritizing them above all others. The inverse is also true - you dislike being separated from them for long periods of time, and having your company turned down or passed over by this person in favor of another seems more like rejection than it would coming from others.
There's also the things that everyone discusses when it comes to interest - wanting to protect them, or know that at the very least the person is doing well; physical reactions such as feeling flushed or overly excited at their presence and the like. Does that make sense?
[...Kimblee, this would not be half as creepy if you weren't just ticking things off like they're things you've read about before or something, as opposed to something you should know, but okay.]
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[Fine, fine, he'll back off a bit for now - you're so easily teased, though...]
Since I'm essentially going into this blind, it's a bit of a generic answer, but I suppose a large difference is in the level of desire you have for the person's company - it goes beyond simply wanting to spend time with them, but rather prioritizing them above all others. The inverse is also true - you dislike being separated from them for long periods of time, and having your company turned down or passed over by this person in favor of another seems more like rejection than it would coming from others.
There's also the things that everyone discusses when it comes to interest - wanting to protect them, or know that at the very least the person is doing well; physical reactions such as feeling flushed or overly excited at their presence and the like. Does that make sense?
[...Kimblee, this would not be half as creepy if you weren't just ticking things off like they're things you've read about before or something, as opposed to something you should know, but okay.]