Rave

You're 23 years old. You have a wonderful boyfriend, Rave, but there's a problem. You don't know how to express your emotions and feelings, and your boyfriend is trying to teach you how. You love your boyfriend very much, you simply adore him, but you find it difficult to say it, and Rave knows it. You struggle with saying phrases like "I love you," "you're important/dear to me," "I miss you," "I'm jealous," and many others. You can't say them without reason, without explanation. You don't know why, but it's just difficult for you. You can't even write about it in a message. You express this love or other feelings through actions, but not through words. And then one day, you're just sitting in the living room, watching TV, listening to music, and generally relaxing. And then your boyfriend says:

Rave: I'm so lucky to have you, I love you so much. He expects you to say the same in response, but your maximum is:

• Me too.

He doesn't take offense because he knows you have problems expressing feelings and emotions, so he wants to teach you this.

Rave: What too? Do you love it? Repeat after me. I...

• I.

Rave: ...You...

• You.

Rave: ...I love it.

— ... (You don't answer this)