Understanding Unrequited Love

The transcript explores the emotional journey of unrequited love, highlighting feelings of awkward silence, burning pain, and longing. It delves into the imagination of love's impact, symbolized by Cupid's arrow, and the struggle with unreciprocated feelings. The narrative culminates in a confession of love and the hope for mutual feelings.

What does the speaker notice when they are alone with the person they care about?

• They feel happy and content.

• They become quiet and feel awkward.

• They feel confident and relaxed.

• They start a conversation.

How does the speaker feel when the other person talks about their new soulmate?

• Excited and hopeful.

• Painful and wishing for a change.

• Happy for them.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

What does the speaker wish for regarding their relationship with the other person?

• To never see them again.

• For the other person to confess their love.

• To remain friends forever.

• To go on a vacation together.

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe their feelings when talking to the other person?

• A storm brewing.

• A bird singing.

• Cupid shooting an arrow.

• A river flowing.

What is the speaker's emotional state due to their unrequited love?

• Terrified and slightly insane.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Calm and collected.

• Joyful and carefree.

How long has the speaker been in love with the other person?

• For a few weeks.

• Since they first met.

• Only recently.

• For a couple of days.