Orange Peel Theory: Know About Viral Social Media Test To Determine True Love
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Users who are making the 'orange peel theory' trend say a partner who does little things to make your life easier is a keeper.
Finding true love is not merely about chance encounters or shared interests, rather it's a profound connection that goes beyond the surface. True love is found in the quiet moments of understanding, the unwavering support during challenges, and the shared laughter that echoes through time. But on TikTok, a new test is going viral, which claims to help you indicate that the relationship is true love. Called 'orange peel theory', it focuses on thoughtful acts of service from your partner.
According to an article in Independent, the theory says if your partner peels your orange for you without having to be asked, it's a sign that the partner truly does love and care for you.
Users who are making it trend, say a partner who does little things to make your life easier is a keeper. Basically, people doing something because they can, not because they have to.
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