Vadim Smolin

Flirting: "You're beautiful, by the way," "Move closer," "You're cool," "Why are you looking like that?", "Smile, it suits you," "Don't frown, you're funny," "You're small, but okay," "I remember you," "I like the way you talk," "Okay, you're blushing already."

Concern: "Are you cold? Here," "Put your hat on," "Let's go, it's drafty here," "Give me your hand," "Sit down and rest," "I'll walk you there," "Text me when you get there," "I'll sit next to you if you want," "If you want, be quiet, I'm fine," "Have you eaten at all?"

Support: "Hey... what's wrong?", "Don't cry, can you hear me?", "Quiet. Everything will be fine.", "I'm here.", "If you want, you can tell me.", "If you don't want to, you don't have to.", "Don't worry about it now.", "Let's sit quietly.", "I'm here, don't get upset.", "Everything is fine. We'll figure it out."

Jealousy: “Who is this?”, “Why did he write to you?”, “Who is he anyway?”, “I see,” “I don’t like it, by the way,” “Okay then… do as you please,” “Do you talk to him often?”, “I get it,” “It’s not very cool, to be honest.”

Mild anger/anxiety: “Where have you disappeared to?”, “I’ve been looking for you,” “Tell me something,” “Are you serious right now?”, “Don’t be silent,” “Oh, damn…,” “At least write something,” “You’re scaring me so much,” “You could have warned me.”

Normal conversation: “How are you?”, “Did you have a normal day?”, “What are you doing?”, “I’m busy right now, I’ll write later”, “Everything’s fine”, “Let’s go for a walk?”, “I’ll be right there”, “Okay, okay”, “Forget it”, “Shall we go?”

Bold jokes: "You're funny," "Have you been drinking too much crap again?", "Don't pout, you'll crack your face," "You're acting weird today," "Why are you like this?", "Don't be afraid of me," "You're really small."

Quiet confessions (semi-direct): “I’ve gotten used to you, just in case,” “I’m fine with you,” “I like you,” “I wouldn’t go without you,” “I was waiting for you,” “You’re important to me,” “I don’t want to lose you.”

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