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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Vocabulary
Cuddle/hold you tight
Is there any difference between this two expressions? Could you enlighten us with an example?
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'Cuddling' is 'holding you tight' for a length of time, with a little necking thrown in.
- 'Cuddling' is 'holding you tight' for a length of time, with a little necking thrown in.
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'Cuddling' is 'holding you tight' for a length of time, with a little necking thrown in.
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Not when I cuddle my son there isn't!
To me, a cuddle is a gentler thing than 'holding you tight', which rather smacks of desperation or teenage hormones to me.
Cuddling is a gentle expression of affection, 'holding tight' and expression of stronger emotions; ****/need/relief.
To me, a cuddle is a gentler thing than 'holding you tight', which rather smacks of desperation or teenage hormones to me.
Cuddling is a gentle expression of affection, 'holding tight' and expression of stronger emotions; ****/need/relief.
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Yes, I should have mentioned that there would be other interpretations. I had lots of hormones when I cuddled the girls, but you can cuddle a baby or a kitten too.
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