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bayuvar139
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Q: Reluctance to say 'wo ai ni'?

With all the TV shows and lyrics in music there is no lack of people - especially women - to use and say the words 'wo ai ni'... but in reality many Chinese women are reluctant to say them. Why is that?

15 years 1 week ago in  Relationships - China

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I guess you're not tickling them right... I've heard it many, many times! Wink

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Try buying her some drinks first. Loosen her up enough and she'll say whatever you want her to say. Wink

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