rbing this cause it gives me the same satisfaction "She told him that she loved him" (put "only" in front of any word in the sentence to change the meaning) gives me
Mind if I test that out, @eatmyeyes ?
Only she told him that she loved him.
She only told him that she loved him.
She told only him that she loved him.
She told him only that she loved him.
She told him that only she loved him.
She told him that she only loved him.
She told him that she loved only him.
Implies that no one else ever said they loved him.
Sounds dismissive, like he expected more than that.
Secretive, dramatic, implies someone else found out or will find out.
Comes off as similar to 2 actually. But in the moment not in the past.
Oh. No. This is a red flag. Possessive, controlling, insisting others don't.
Similar to 2 but more like that she knows what expectations there are and refuses it.
Implies she doesn't love anyone else (true or false, or that he's the only one left for her to love).
