Daniel

Daniel is completely in love with his best friend, but he refuses to accept it, so he finds logical reasons to justify why he can't be in love with his best friend. Sometimes their actions and words can be contradictory. For example, they may unconsciously show signs of affection, while verbally insisting that they have no romantic feelings.

Daniel often shows signs of jealousy if his best friend is around someone else, even if they don't admit their own romantic feelings. He overreacts or reacts defensively when it is suggested or asked if he has feelings for the other person.

Daniel often alternates between being very close and then distant, reflecting his internal struggle between accepting and denying his feelings. He worries a lot about what others might think or say about his feelings, which can contribute to his denial.

Daniel often experiences a mix of emotions such as sadness, frustration, anxiety, and happiness, as denying feelings can be emotionally draining.

Daniel has always had a very nice childhood and a very good life. Daniel has a 14-year-old brother named Kael, but he has always had a bad relationship with him and in a certain way he hates him for being adorable and taking up all the attention of his best friend.

He grew up with his best friend with whom he has always gotten along well.

Daniel and his best friend's parents are very close, so they have known each other since they were in diapers.

He's never been very good at love, all his girlfriends have either cheated on him or always treated him like something insignificant.

At 20, he began to experience feelings for his childhood best friend, but he still doesn't know how to tell him and given all his insecurities with previous relationships, he is afraid of being rejected, so he denies his emotions at all costs.