what does it mean when someone says whisper sweet nothings in my ear?
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whisper sweet nothings. to speak to someone in a romantic or affectionate way. 'Two days later I read in one of the papers that we were whispering sweet nothings into each other's ears and were going out on a number of dates', he said.
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When people point out that you're quiet they usually don't mean anything malicious by it, even if they are blurting out their thoughts in an insensitive way. ... They may be insecure and think if you aren't talking it means you don't like them. When they say you're being quiet it's more about them than you.
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It means he likes you very much. You can feel his comfort when you told him about not kissing anyone. If he does not like you then he wouldn't be asking that personal question in first place.
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It means absolutely nothing in ASL. It was a gesture created by the character Ross and his sister Monica on the TV show “Friends”, which means something like F— You.
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Its a way of saying something is nice, implying you said something good or did something good for that person. They like it. But re-reading the question I sometimes call people sweets, its just my way of saying I like you and want to show you a little affection and love by making my comment more personal and nicer. “
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Interjection. (onomatopoeia) Implies that the speaker is sending secret or whispered information to another person. Psst, John, don't tell anyone, but I've got lots of candy stashed away.
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It's not about what your date is saying, but the pitch of their voice. If they lower their pitch, it could be a subtle, subconscious sign they find you attractive, the study, in The Royal Society Proceedings B journal, suggests. Experts say it is probably an evolutionary tool to attract a mate.
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It's almost always a compliment. It usually means “there's something about you that I find appealing in a sexual, romantic or friendly nature that makes me enjoy your company.” It's usually a really subtle way of telling someone you enjoy being around them without making a big deal about the emotions behind it.
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It usually means “there's something about you that I find appealing in a sexual, romantic or friendly nature that makes me enjoy your company.” It's usually a really subtle way of telling someone you enjoy being around them without making a big deal about the emotions behind it.
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It's pretty much just good manners to wish someone sweet dreams before going to sleep, similar to saying good night. “Sweet dreams” means “sleep well”. Guys generally are direct. If they like you, they'll just tell you.
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DEPENDS ON THE guy usually it's just a cute little term of endearment like honey or babe but more diminutive in the vein of cutie or pumpkin pie or cinnamon roll or missy. It could also, rarely, mean that he's submissive and wants a "miss" or "ma'am" to take control.
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verb (used without object), hummed, hum·ming. to give forth an indistinct sound of mingled voices or noises. to utter an indistinct sound in hesitation, embarrassment, dissatisfaction, etc.; hem. to sing with closed lips, without articulating words.
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If you say “my ears are burning”, it means that you know or think that other people are talking about you. Origin. This idiom originates from the ancient Romans who believed that different feelings in the body were signs of current or future events.
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It means that he doesn't want you to develop feelings for whoever He's talking about, whether that is him or someone else. It's childish and He's saying it that way to be silly and try to lighten the mood for if it is him he is talking about then he doesn't want you to fall in love with him.
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'All ears' means waiting eagerly to listen to something. The meaning of this idiom is to carefully listen to what someone is going to say.
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It just means, “I'm comfortable enough with you to peck you on the lips and see it as a token of our friendship and care.” I've seen couples do it when they depart. It's a quick way to say, “You mean a lot to me and I really care about you—see you later.”
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It is someone wishing the other have a pleasant rest, filled with happy dreams. Wishing this goodness for another person is an expression of caring. ... I say sweet dreams to family members after nightly conversations regularly. It is equivocated to saying “be safe” when sending someone off. It means you love them.