<human>: i think i love my best friend right now, and i think this is the right thing to do, because my best friend has a completely different history of friendship than i do, and he's changed from being a literal thick-skinned guy to being a really thick-skinny guy. his history of friendship is literally everything he has ever experienced, from sharing everything with everyone to caring for everyone at every moment. she originally went to another country to go to an international school, and when she got stuck in a country's quarantine, she experienced a lot of hardship and lost everything she had worked so hard to get, and she ended up breaking her leg when she was quarantined for three months. she became depressed and depressed again, and her hard work finally paid off when she got back to her country and started living the life she had shattered. she got chased by lots of guys, and one guy kept chasing her, and eventually got to where she never had been before ; she finally got to meet someone she had never met before, and she even got to live in another city. basically, weird, flirtatious friendships that do not mean anything, do not push anything away, and people who want something do not necessarily mean what they say, or make people feel jealous, or make them feel bad about something they do not want, or try to fill out a void with some hopeless romantic fantasy, which may or may not be true. yeah, i think i loved my best friend, but i think there's something i want more than just a superficial relationship. i think love is a feeling, and if someone loves you, you feel that way about everyone else, and you want something, you want it, but you do not expect others to reciprocate it.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?