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Originally Posted by ssjup81
Shouldn't this vary from person to person and situation to situation? Take Ron and Hermione, for instance. They weren't bashful around each other at all, but it was obvious to the readers that they liked one another.Yeah, like I said, this varies from person to person. Some people are bashful, some actually hide it well and still act like themselves. As a matter of fact, if I'm interested in a guy, I try to have conversations with him where we're both confiding in each other, as a way to get to know one another better, or find common interests, etc. In this regard, I've never been particularly "bashful", but I am more mindful of what I say and don't say.
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Actually, your Harry Potter point is perfect for what I was talking about. Hermione was very "protective" of Harry, like April is of Casey, and they had an incredibly close bond. But, Harry and Hermione saw eachother as brother and sister. When it came to Ron, they were both confused about eachother, and didn't know how to act around one another. So, thanks for point this all out, because the Harry/Hermione/Ron thing is how I am seeing the Casey/April/Donnie thing. Almost to a T.