
hellosaggy
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Pillow talk can reveal genuine feelings but is often influenced by mood and hormones. People may speak honestly or impulsively, so it is not always reliable for assessing true intentions. It is best to consider pillow talk as emotional expression rather than definitive truth.



Posted by hellosaggy
I was having a debate with a few friends and wanted some anon feedback.
Is there any truth behind pillow talk? not just the you like that you like this.... but when people blurt out I love you etc. I know hormones are flying but. Should you take any of what's said for truth.... kind of like being drunk?





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Is there any truth behind pillow talk? not just the you like that you like this.... but when people blurt out I love you etc. I know hormones are flying but. Should you take any of what's said for truth.... kind of like being drunk?