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I’m not sure if this is an appropriate comparison, but to me, stroking someone's head or telling them, "You're cute" or "beautiful," is like petting a cat or murmuring, "You’re so cute♡" to one. It makes my heart flutter, and I can’t contain the feeling, so it naturally comes out. But I wonder how men who don’t do or say those things deal with that heart-fluttering feeling. Isn’t it more refreshing to let it out by stroking her head, hugging her, or telling her she’s cute and beautiful? Those feelings are going to keep bubbling up anyway, and it makes the other person happy.

Answer 1

I’m in Seattle. I have a lot to say too, so I’ll say it. Like the guy in the previous question who deliberately caused pain—he’s absolutely the worst.

Answer 2

I’m Kamihikōki, a male member. It’s important to express your happiness, joy, and appreciation. Those positive feelings are contagious—they resonate with the other person and create a virtuous cycle. That leads to better chemistry and greater satisfaction, too. When they’re happy, I’m happy; when I’m happy, they’re happy. When we’re both fulfilled, it makes us both feel good.

Answer 3

I’m Kazu, a male member. I can process my feelings by making someone I care about climax over and over. When I’m with someone I can satisfy that way, I start developing strong feelings for them, which creates a cycle of falling for them and releasing those feelings by making them climax repeatedly. I think the other person probably appreciates it.

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