This is very similar. what is love ?

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Like love, the complete sentence is: sometimes very ambiguous, like love. This stalk is just a sentence, which comes from people's consideration of love. It also means that people realize the irony of this sentence on love, and probably everyone has an unforgettable love. Too many people in this world have been hurt by feelings, so when people say this for the first time, they are actually mocking themselves. Everyone has tasted what it is like to like. It must be hard for you to feel that your eyes are full of him.

Recently, in the comments of Weibo, Tik Tok and major post bars, you can see netizens saying "it's like love". The earliest source of this stem is Tik Tok. From "what do you feel like" to "like what is love" now. The complete version of this stalk is a sentence, sometimes ambiguous, like love. Because of all kinds of teasing and spoofing by netizens, it has become what it is now. No matter what you see, you can comment, just like love.

Much like love. What do you mean?

Not specifically about love, the comment area is more about teasing. The complete sentence of the origin of this stalk is that love is right, slightly bleak and bitter. The original meaning is that people have already realized the irony of love in this sentence, and probably everyone has an unforgettable love. Too many people in this world have been hurt by feelings, so when people say this for the first time, they are actually mocking themselves.

However, after all kinds of ridicule and misuse by netizens, it is actually more of an expression of one's feelings. Not only can it be used for love, but it can also be used for "This red envelope looks like love", "Do you think the way I put the God of War is like love", "It looks like the heyday of love" and "I like Johnny every year after watching the movie on the first day, just like love".

It can be said that "it seems to be in love" is one of the current online buzzwords, just like "Come on, bro" and "Don't worry about anything". You can use it casually, regardless of context and meaning, just as modal particles, which is really hot.

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