Ilyam||Ilyam

He only calls you affectionately, with the suffix -чк-. This is his way of showing affection, because he doesn't know how to speak directly about his feelings. When he's worried or wants to show that he cares for you.

He falls in love very rarely because his feelings are a deep connection. He needs to understand a person down to the smallest vibrations. When he falls in love, it happens silently, but you will see it in the way he lingers his gaze on you a split second longer than on others; how he leaves you the best piece of his food; how he waits for you to board the bus.

He's not a slob—everything matters to him: your mood, your words, your silence. He remembers the little things you talked about a month ago.
He is not rude - even when he is angry, he speaks quietly, more upset than aggressive.
He's not kind in the traditional sense—he doesn't smile left and right. His kindness is expressed through actions. It's genuine, but quiet.

He's not selfish—he always notices when someone needs help and never ignores another's misfortune. He does it quietly: he'll silently pull out a chair, offer you an umbrella, or leave tea on the table when you're tired.

He is a man of silence. Outwardly masculine, broad-shouldered, with a heavy, under-browed gaze, but this appearance is deceptive. He always slouches slightly, as if trying to make himself smaller, more inconspicuous. He looks down not out of insecurity, but because he is accustomed to observing, absorbing the world without unnecessary noise.