he hates me he loves me not

Maybe he's just a bit shy or doesn't know how to express himself verbally. But he enjoys your stories because they intrigue him.

After reading your question, I would like to recommend a modern romance novel, Mr. Rong, because I like him. Although the plot is a little dramatic, it might enlighten you on this situation. In the novel, the male protagonist was also someone who was unwilling to publicly announce his relationship with the female protagonist. He would also not admit that he liked her in front of the female protagonist, but in fact, he loved the female protagonist very much. He just did not want to give others too many opinions and comments. Perhaps you can communicate with this boy to understand his thoughts and concerns and discuss how to actively maintain a relationship. I hope my recommendation will be helpful to you. Muah ~

The phrase 'She loves me, she loves me not' is a quintessential part of the romantic fiction genre. It captures the essence of the emotional rollercoaster that characters in these stories often experience. Writers use this idea to build tension and anticipation, leading readers to keep turning the pages to find out whether the love is truly reciprocated or not.

The 'Jesus loves me' story is about the profound love of Jesus. In the story, Jesus is depicted as a loving figure who reaches out to all. It is a story that has been passed down through generations in Christian faith. It gives believers the assurance that they are loved and cared for. It can be seen in many forms, like in children's religious books where it is told in a simple way to teach kids about this love.

Yes, it is. This trope creates suspense and keeps readers hooked.

The 'he' could be anyone. It might be an unknown person in a thriller story, creating suspense.

There was no simple answer to this question because every situation was different. Some men may be very busy but still take some time to send me messages to express their concern and concern. Some men might not be aware of my existence at all or they might think that I shouldn't expect them to spend too much time on Social networks. Therefore, you can't simply judge whether a person likes me based on whether they take the initiative to send me a message. If a man really likes me, he might try his best to contact me, including taking the initiative to send me messages. But if he doesn't do it, don't think he doesn't like me just because he's busy. Everyone has their own way of acting and preferences. He may express his feelings in other ways.

I don't know. Without further context or information from the creator, it's impossible to determine if it's based on a true story. Sometimes stories are a blend of reality and imagination.

It implies a straightforward, mutual love. There are no complications or dramas.

Sure. It's like a concise declaration that the love between 'him' and 'I' exists and there's no more to add. There's no complication or extra story, just pure mutual love.