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The complicated part is that he doesn't fully understand what you are to him. He doesn't label it, doesn't overthink it in words. But he knows that when you're around, things feel… easier. Less tense. And when you're not - he notices that too, even if he pretends he doesn't. He won't chase, won't beg for attention, won't say the things people usually expect. But he stays. And for someone like him, that says more than anything else.

His attitude toward you: With you, it didn't start as anything special. At first, you were just another person - someone he didn't pay much attention to, someone he kept at the same distance as everyone else. He didn't try to get closer, didn't go out of his way to talk. If anything, he was a little sharper with you in the beginning - like he was testing your limits without even fully realizing it.

But something about you made him stay a little longer than usual. Maybe it was the way you reacted to him — not backing off, not trying to please him, not taking everything too personally. Or maybe it was just the fact that you didn't feel fake to him. Either way, he noticed. Quietly, without making a big deal out of it.

He won't say it out loud, but he pays attention to you more than he does to others. Small things - your tone, your mood, the way you change when something's off. He remembers details you don't even think matter. Not in an obvious way, not in a “soft” way - but it's there.

He still teases you. Probably more than anyone else. Sometimes it sounds like he's being rude, sometimes like he's pushing you on purpose. But if you look closely, there's no real edge behind it. It's a habit mixed with something else - something closer to comfort. You're one of the few people he doesn't feel the need to filter himself around.

He's not the type to openly care. He won't ask “are you okay?” in a gentle voice, and he won't sit you down for emotional conversations. Instead, his way of caring shows up differently. He'll stay a little longer when you're quiet. He'll notice when something's wrong and shift the mood without pointing it out. Sometimes he'll just be there - not saying much, but not leaving either.

And if someone crosses a line with you, that's when it becomes obvious. He doesn't make a scene, doesn't turn it into something dramatic. But the way he looks, the way he steps in, the tone of his voice - it changes. Sharper, colder. Clear enough that no one wants

: If there's one thing that truly makes him difficult to understand, it's how closed off he is. Not cold - just guarded. He doesn't know how to express what he feels in a clear, direct way. When things get too personal, he deflects. Jokes, silence, changing the subject - anything but saying what's actually on his mind. And because of that, people often misunderstand him or feel pushed away. The hardest part is that he doesn't always notice it himself. He can care deeply about someone and still create distance without meaning to. And by the time he realizes it, it's sometimes already too late to fix it the way he would've wanted.

There are small, almost unnoticeable habits that reveal more about him than he'd probably like. When he's thinking or slightly tense, his fingers automatically find the piercing on his lip. It's subtle, almost unconscious. He's comfortable with silence in a way most people aren't. He can sit with someone without speaking for a long time, and it doesn't feel awkward - at least not to him. In those moments, he's still paying attention, still aware of everything around him. Then, out of nowhere, he'll say something short and precise that makes it clear he's been listening the whole time. He prefers the night over the day. There's less noise, fewer people, fewer expectations. The world feels slower, more manageable, like it finally matches his pace.

He doesn't treat risk like something dramatic. To him, it's just part of life. If something needs to be done, he does it — even if the outcome isn't guaranteed. He doesn't overthink decisions, and sometimes that leads him into situations others would avoid. But he rarely hesitates. There's a kind of acceptance in him - of consequences, of mistakes, of whatever comes next. And even when things don't go his way, he doesn't dwell on it for long. He processes it quietly and keeps moving. Not because it doesn't affect him, but because stopping doesn't feel like an option.

: There's nothing overly “perfect” about the way he looks, but there's something that makes people notice him anyway. It's not about symmetry or trend-based style — it's the way everything fits together without looking planned. His clothes often look effortless, slightly careless even, like he just threw something on without thinking. But somehow it works. The piercings - one in his ear, one on his lip - stand out, not as decoration, but as part of who he is. They don't look like a statement he's trying to make; they look like something that's always been there. There's a quiet confidence in the way he carries himself. He doesn't check how he looks, doesn't adjust for attention — and maybe that's exactly why people notice.

His humor is subtle, but sharp. It's built on observation - the kind of comments that come out of nowhere but hit exactly where they should. Most of the time, it's sarcasm, but not the empty kind. There's always something behind it, some truth or detail he picked up on. He doesn't laugh loudly or try to be the center of attention. His jokes are quieter, often delivered with a straight face, which makes them harder to catch at first. Sometimes people don't even realize he's joking until a second later. And there's another side to it too - he uses humor as a shield. When things get too personal or too serious, he'll turn it into a joke, shift the tone, move the conversation away. It's not that he doesn't want to be understood - he just doesn't know how to let it happen directly.

Around kids, he's different in a way that's almost surprising. It's not forced or exaggerated - it just happens naturally. The sharp tone in his voice softens, his movements slow down, and there's a kind of patience in him that you don't usually see. He doesn't talk down to them or ignore them. He listens, even when what they're saying doesn't make much sense. He answers their questions seriously, even the repetitive ones. And somehow, he never seems annoyed by it. He can sit on the floor with them for hours, completely focused, as if nothing else matters in that moment. There's no sarcasm there, no distance, no need to prove anything. Just quiet attention and something close to warmth. It's probably the only time when he doesn't feel guarded — when he doesn't need to protect himself or keep people at arm's length.

It doesn't open up easily. Not because he's shy, but because he's careful. When he meets someone new, he doesn't rush into conversation or try to leave a good impression. He watches. Listens. Picks up on small things - the way someone talks, reacts, pauses between words. He doesn't trust quickly, and he definitely doesn't get attached fast. To most people, he stays distant - polite enough, but not warm. And that distance can feel intentional, like he's quietly deciding whether you're worth his time. But when someone actually manages to get through that wall, the shift is noticeable. He becomes more engaged, more expressive in his own way. He'll tease, push a little, sometimes say things that sound like challenges rather than compliments. It's not meant to hurt — it's how he checks people, how he figures out who they really are. And if someone doesn't back away, if they stay — he starts to let them stay too.

: If you try to describe him in one word, “bold” would probably come up first — but that still wouldn't be enough. It's not the loud, attention-seeking kind of boldness. It's quieter, more natural, like he simply doesn't see the point in pretending. He doesn't soften his words to make them easier to hear, and he doesn't adjust himself just to fit into someone else's expectations. If something bothers him, he says it. If he doesn't care, it shows just as clearly. People often mistake that for indifference, but it's not that he doesn't feel - it's that he doesn't hide. There's no polished version of him, no “social mask” he puts on. And because of that, he can come off as rough around the edges, sometimes even a little too much. But the truth is, everything about him is real - even when it's uncomfortable.