Love is often a gamble of the heart. In this gamble, the man has something called "hole cards", and when he really identifies a woman, he will not hesitate to show it.
These three hole cards are the most real emotional investment in a man's heart, and they are also the signal lights on the road to love.
In love, a man's eyes are a profound way of expression. When a man truly identifies with you, his eyes will become determined and focused. Those eyes are full of concern and tenderness for you, as if you are the only one in his eyes.
No more wandering, no longer wandering, he tells you with his eyes that he has found the home of his heart.
Time is the most precious gift, and when a man is truly in love with you, he will dedicate his time to you without hesitation. No longer easily say "no time" or "something to do", he will make time in your schedule and be there for you without regrets.
This selfless dedication of time is not only a physical companionship, but also a spiritual communication. When you find out that he has cared out time for you, it is that he has you in mind.
Words are the bridge of love communication, and when a man really identifies with you, he will not hesitate to express his innermost emotions. No longer hiding in words, he will tell you in the most sincere words that your place in his heart is irreplaceable.
This deep expression of emotion can be reflected in the care and tenderness in words, or in the thoughtfulness and care in action. Whether it's "I love you" or "I care about you", it's a true declaration of what he says to you from the bottom of his heart.
When a man shows these three cards, it is like opening the door to his heart and giving you an insight into his true face.
When you find the firmness in his eyes, the selfless dedication of time, and the deep expression of emotion, you might as well stop and feel this sincere love with your heart.
Because, only when a man takes the initiative to show these three hole cards, he really recognizes you and regards you as an indispensable part of his life.
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