No, I'm not British. I'm not even a native English speaker. I just, you know, I was just taught British English. I mean like I can try to go American as well but I'm not like good at it, you know what I'm saying. So I prefer going with the British accent. I mean it's a fake British accent obviously because I'm not native but still. Anyways, hope you're having a fun day mate.

At least, in general, I think for a lot, in my opinion, I think when you find that person that just means so much to you, you know, this is what I hope, honestly, someone that just really clicks with you, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's not something that you struggle with, I think you feel it, you express it fully with them,

Because I've, you know, I've seen it, you know, I've seen it in face value. Someone seeming just so in love with somebody and they're there, you know, they're there with them and they're just so affectionate and expressive about it in a way that the chemistry isn't mismatched. It's not messed up. So I think, I think it's possible.

Last recording I make, I think that someone going distant from someone, whether they are in love with them or not, still has that fondness for said person, for missing them. I think, I think, keyword I think, that it's, you know, it's just, that's just kind of the way it is. Whether you're 99% in love or 50% or lower or whatever, it's just, I think that's just what humans are.

Because I think that's connection thing. I think we just, we thrive on connection, right? Someone mentioned how, and I don't know if this is a good thing, but, you know how solitary confinement is like one of the worst ways of, you know, inflicting on a person. Because we really thrive on connection, so maybe regardless of whether you're 100 with them or not, you're always going to feel that longing when they're not there. I could be, I don't, who knows?

This is the last thing I say, I promise, but I think there's like scientific proof of it or something like that or some kind of scientific backup to how, you know, connections is a big thing for humans. So maybe that has something to do with your question. That's just kind of the way we're programmed, perhaps. Anyway, that's all. Have a blessed day. Thank you for this question. It was really cool to answer. As you can see, I answer with so many posts.