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Discover Ludwig"I feel him" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe the physical sensation of feeling someone's presence, touch, or emotions. For example: - "I feel him standing behind me." - "I feel him holding my hand." - "I can feel him smiling at me from across the room." - "I feel him tense up when I mention her name." - "Sometimes, I can feel him thinking about me, even when we're apart."
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I feel him stuck to me.
"I feel him very close," Shouket said.
"Sometimes I feel him crowding in.
"But I feel him shifting focus," a close associate said.
"I navigate my career by feel, and I feel him".
"Ronald Reagan is one of my clan, and I feel him leaving," Cutler wrote.
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I felt him touch me.
I felt him going".
"I felt him give me a kiss.
I felt him sort of withdraw, get tense.
It was comfortable, and I felt him relax.
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