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- A couple took to TikTok to share a hack for when they feel overwhelming love for each other.
- They posted a video demonstrating how they handle it, and users of the platform were not impressed.
- The TikToker admitted that was the "cringiest most 'couply' thing ever."
Every time you go on social media, you find out new ways couples are trying to keep their relationship interesting. Sometimes, they come up with new methods to help them manage the amount of love they feel for each other. Like this couple who caused a stir on TikTok after they shared a video of them showing their followers their 'love surge cuddle'. The response to the video was mixed as some platform users found it cringe while others found it to be alright.
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Taking to TikTok, a woman by the name of Lilianna Wilde posted a video of herself and her partner Sean Kolar that she captioned, "I'm so sorry we are like this lol, but we can't help it." She then started speaking on the video by saying, "Wanna see the cringiest most 'couply' thing ever? This is called the love surge and we do this when one of us has like so much love in our limbs and can't contain it and we feel like we're gonna explode." Her partner then continued to demonstrate what the love surge cuddle looks like.
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As Sean demonstrates, Lilianna continues to add, "So, Sean is having a love surge right now, and he's gonna wrap around me and shake with the electricity of love until I catch it too and start shaking, and you explode with a love surge." Users of the platform took to the comment section to share how they felt, with some saying, "This video made me consider breaking up with my boyfriend just to make sure I never risk experiencing a love surge." Another added, "It's funny because I'm getting the complete opposite of love surge watching this." Another sarcastically said, "You found each other, and that's what's important."
