Have you recommended any books that deal with the problem of liking someone who belongs to someone? For example, I like a girl very much and we have a very good relationship. Her name is Chen Yuqian, but she already has a boyfriend in her heart. Moreover, this boyfriend met her before I did...

English that belongs to someone usually refers to the person's mother tongue or main language. This person's English is their native language This person's English is their main language This person is very good at English It should be noted that English as a language is not only a person's English but also a person's ability to learn English.

I recommend Wargod Prince's Favor to you! The male protagonist, Prince Yu, was injured in an accident and his leg was injured. The female protagonist was an ugly woman with a medical doctor who had traveled to ancient times. After the two met, the female protagonist worked hard to cure the male protagonist's leg. After successfully curing it, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight and doted on her. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😙

Not necessarily. Teenagers might like to read crime books because they want to understand the motives, process, and solutions to crime. These books may provide some excitement and entertainment but may not be helpful in understanding the dark side of society and criminal activities. Therefore, teenagers who like to read crime books may feel anxious, depressed or uneasy, but this does not mean that they have psychological problems. Everyone has different hobbies and reading preferences. We should respect their choices, but at the same time, we should pay attention to the impact on their physical and mental health.

It depends. Sometimes, it might be just a friendly gesture. But if it's done frequently and accompanied by other signs of attention, it could be seen as flirting.

If someone is 'ghosting but watching stories', you could try reaching out one more time in a non - pushy way. For example, send a simple text saying you noticed they've been watching your stories and you hope they're okay. If they don't respond, it might be best to move on and focus on people who are more present in your life.

You can politely interrupt and change the topic. For example, say something like 'That's interesting, but I just remembered something really cool I wanted to share...' and then start a new topic.

Well, it depends on the relationship. If it's a close friend, I might be more indulgent. However, if it's someone I don't know well, I might try to find an excuse to end the conversation. I could say something like 'This has been great, but I have an appointment I need to get to.' Sometimes, I also try to find common ground where we can have a more concise conversation.

Sure. If you change your mind after liking an Instagram story, you can easily undo it. The process is just as simple as liking it in the first place. Locate the story again and click on the like icon (which is now in the 'liked' state, usually filled - in or a different color) and it will revert back to an unliked state.

Well, when you like someone's story, it could indicate that you relate to it, think it's well-presented, or simply want to show your support and engagement with that person's sharing.

Liking someone's story usually indicates that you find it interesting, enjoyable, or appreciate the content they shared.