November 15, 2024

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[sophbysophs]

My dog does the same thing when I stop petting her 😭

[eva-dum]

my classmates stretching in class mid test:

edit: w to those who liked

[Odurs]

My dog gives me the side eye when I stop petting him. So relatable.

[Allrounder]

"Why'd you stop petting me?" 🙃

[oliviasccp]

HELP MY DOG DOES THAT BUT ITS LIKE ACTUALLY SCARY

[strlttXX]

POV the boy who sits in front of me “stretching”💀:

[AllyannaWatkins]

Bro really said let me just stretch real quick 😂😂😂😭😭😭

[NyxIzAwesum]

OK BUT IS NO ONE GONNA TALK ABT HOW CUTE THAT IS???
LIKE-IMA CRY 🥺💖

[saraslifex]

HELP IM WHEEZING THATS LITERALLY ME WHEN SOMEONE BEHIND ME TOUCHES MY HAIR IN CLASS

[FluffySharkFanna]

chihuahuas are my favorite. i have four chihuahuas ❤❤❤

[nokoonogiri]

that's adorable. its so adorable I felt the dog's breath through the screen

[Dank_Farrik]

Well behaved or mixed chihuahuas are the fucking best. Mine is mixed. None of the yapping. 0%. All of the small cuteness

[PepperleBlackcat]

⚠️warning⚠️this video will melt your heart bc how CUTE this dog is!

[ladybugbrown]

“Why’d you stop???” Got me rolling!!!🤣😂🤣😂

[weezryay]

"my crush is there btw you can look but not too obvious"
literally my friend:

[xoxo-mina-]

the dog is scary and cute at the same time 😭

[xoxo.elliana]

that dogs so preciousss
anyways

A crush is a complex emotional experience that many people go through, typically involving infatuation or admiration for someone they find attractive or intriguing. This attraction can develop quickly, sometimes without a clear reason, and can manifest in various ways. The feeling of having a crush often brings with it a mix of excitement, nervousness, and anticipation, as the individual navigates the emotions tied to the object of their affection.

The initial stages of having a crush are usually marked by an intense sense of infatuation. When someone has a crush, they may find themselves thinking about the person constantly. These thoughts may include imagining how they look, wondering about their personality, and fantasizing about interactions or even relationships. The brain releases dopamine, the “feel-good” neurotransmitter, in response to these thoughts, leading to feelings of happiness and excitement when the person with the crush is around or even just thinking about them.

Crushes can cause individuals to act differently than usual. The excitement or nervousness that comes with having a crush may result in unusual behaviors, such as blushing, stumbling over words, or feeling shy or self-conscious. This is partly due to the activation of the body’s stress response system, as the individual becomes more aware of their emotions and desires. These physical responses can be a sign of nervous excitement and are often tied to the anticipation of interacting with the person they like.

In some cases, having a crush can lead to a heightened sense of self-awareness. The person may start paying more attention to their appearance or behaviors, hoping to make a positive impression on the person they like. This desire to be seen in the best light can sometimes cause people to act out of character or try to be someone they’re not. The intense desire to impress or gain the approval of the crush can be driven by the emotional and psychological push for connection.

The emotions tied to a crush can sometimes create a sense of anxiety or uncertainty, especially if the feelings are unreciprocated. People often experience a range of emotions, including fear of rejection, insecurity, or doubt. If a person is unsure whether their crush feels the same way, they may struggle with feelings of vulnerability and a sense of powerlessness, unsure of how to express their feelings without risking embarrassment or heartbreak.

At the same time, having a crush can feel incredibly uplifting and validating when the feelings are returned. If the crush reciprocates the affection, the individual may experience a sense of elation, relief, and a surge of positive emotions. This validation often strengthens the connection and may lead to deeper emotional attachment or even the beginning of a romantic relationship. However, even if the crush does not lead to a relationship, the positive feelings of admiration and connection can still provide a sense of joy and satisfaction.

Crushes are not always romantic; sometimes, they can be purely platonic. People can develop crushes on friends, colleagues, or even public figures, such as celebrities or influencers. In these cases, the feeling might be less about pursuing a romantic connection and more about admiration for someone’s qualities, personality, or achievements. Platonic crushes can still bring about similar emotional reactions, such as excitement, admiration, and a desire for closeness or friendship.

Over time, the intensity of a crush can either fade or evolve into something deeper. If the person with the crush gets to know the object of their affection more intimately, the feelings may grow into a meaningful relationship, whether romantic or platonic. Alternatively, the crush may dissipate as the individual gains perspective, realizing that their attraction was based more on idealization or fantasy rather than true compatibility or connection.

Ultimately, crushes are a natural part of human experience, and they often serve as an emotional learning experience. They teach individuals about attraction, vulnerability, and the complexity of human emotions. Regardless of whether a crush leads to a lasting relationship or fades away, it can help people understand their desires, grow emotionally, and develop better self-awareness when it comes to their connections with others.

[CyberIsDead]

That dog is literally my friend when I say DON'T MAKE IT LOOK SO OBVIOUS

[Camilakrause]

My dog just give me a side eye when I stop petting 'em 😂

[hrtsrayrayy]

OMGG SO CUTTEEE 💖💖💖
THE BOBA EYES THOO 🧋🧋🧋