Is she still her? Is there a difference between him and her?

It's really frustrating for you.

One possibility is that he really isn't. The other is that he's testing your heart.

She may be thinking about her own problems that will arise in the future. He wants to know if you still care about him. Since you all say you don't care, what are you asking?

I think maybe she's not anymore, and that's probably one of the reasons why she rejected you in the past! You don't care what she thinks, do it according to your own ideas, no matter what the result is, if you care, if you don't care, don't care, don't hide your thoughts, if you still care about it, you say you don't care now, it will have an impact on your future life, including your feelings!

It depends on what you think. He may be joking with you, or he may be real. If you really love her, these are nothing at all, at most they are a small stone on the road of your love, because love will make people tolerate everything.

And if you can't accept this, then even if you come together in the future, this stain will still haunt you for the rest of your life, and you will not be happy. So, it's up to you. I suggest you go online and do some love quizzes, it may help you, I have tried, there are tests in this area.

She: refers specifically to women, maternal or anthropomorphic women; Bu Yuan.

He: refers specifically to male, male or anthropomorphic male;

It: All third parties other than persons specifically refer to.

She or he generally refers to human beings, and in some cases can also refer to anthropomorphic males or females. The difference between him and her is the gender to which they refer. "It" has no gender, it refers to an animal or other object.

1. Usage of "he":

The single "he" is generally used to refer to men, but it can also be used to refer to all people, including men, women, and children. Therefore, "he" refers to both male and female, and when it may be male or female, that is, gender uncertainty is to always use "he", "they" can be. For example:

The students all went to plant trees, and they had to plant a total of 300 trees. "they" here refers to "classmates", because there may be both men and women among the classmates.

2. Usage of "she":

The "she" next to the female character refers to women when referring to people. In addition, when expressing feelings, we compare things that are respectful and affectionate, such as the motherland, hometown, city, school, etc., to our mother. For example:

I grew up in the arms of my mother, and no matter how far I went, I was deeply attached to her. Here the motherland is compared to the mother, and "she" is used to refer to it to express his love and attachment to the motherland.

3. Usage of "it":

It" is used to refer to everything that is not human, such as animals, food, plants, tools. For example, a wrench is indispensable when repairing water pipes, and it is used to unscrew the various connections. A "wrench" is an inanimate thing, so it is to be referred to as "it".

The ancients pretended to be a god and said that "my fair lady, a gentleman is good" refers to a gentle and virtuous woman, who is the object that men want to pursue.