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I feel you vs I can feel you

Both phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and contexts. 'I feel you' is used to express empathy or understanding towards someone's emotions or situation. On the other hand, 'I can feel you' implies a physical sensation or the perception of the other person's presence or emotions.
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I feel you

This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal contexts to express empathy or understanding towards someone's emotions or situation.

This phrase is used to show emotional support or understanding towards someone. It is often used in casual conversations among friends or peers.

Examples:

  • I know you're going through a tough time, and I feel you.
  • I feel you, man. That must have been really hard for you.
  • I feel you, I've been in a similar situation before.
  • She's been struggling with her studies, and I feel her frustration.
  • I feel you, it's not easy to deal with all these challenges.
  • That's how lawyers are, man. I feel you.
  • Don't worry, I feel you, Sebastian.
  • I feel you... getting bigger.
  • I feel you breathing from across the room...
  • Now I feel you moving into your victim stance.
  • I feel you need me now... and I cannot help you.
  • When I feel you close, all our lies come true.
  • I feel you, Lina, but for real though, girl, you can't complain about moving to Malibu.
  • I never held you, but I feel you.
  • You know, I feel you, my brother.
  • I feel you, Johanna, And one day I'll steal you.
  • I feel you, I feel you, zach.
  • And yet I feel you may have information that may be useful.
  • And if I feel you're compromising anything...
  • I feel you there, Jay.
  • I feel you have a gloomy view of human nature, young man.
  • But I feel you might sleep like that sometime.
  • Tasha, I feel you're very uncertain.
  • I feel you need more smiles in your life.
  • I feel you do not want me here.

Alternatives:

  • I understand how you feel.
  • I empathize with you.
  • I get where you're coming from.
  • I hear you.
  • I'm with you on this.

I can feel you

This phrase is correct and is used to convey a physical sensation or perception of someone's presence or emotions.

This phrase is used when you want to express that you are able to sense or perceive someone's emotions, energy, or presence.

Examples:

  • When you're sad, I can feel you even without you saying anything.
  • Her energy is so strong, I can feel her presence in the room.
  • I can feel you're nervous about the presentation.
  • Even from a distance, I can feel you're upset.
  • I can feel you're excited about the trip.
  • I can feel you again, Parker.
  • I can feel you inside of me.
  • Now I know where you'll go, because I can feel you move.
  • I can feel you... scratching away in there.
  • SONG: I can feel you with Me now
  • I can feel you in me!
  • Papa, I can hear you Papa, I can see you Papa, I can feel you
  • I can feel you undressing me with your eyes.
  • I can feel you blocking me out.
  • I can feel you down there judging me.
  • Okay, I can feel you measuring me.
  • I can feel you looking up at my chins.
  • I can feel you love her very much.
  • Sook, I can feel you looking at me.
  • I can feel you sweatin' right through my shirt.
  • I can feel you trying to work up the courage to ask me something.
  • You don't say anything, but I can feel you pressing me to talk.
  • I can feel you flapping your hand in front of my face.
  • I can feel you like a fever
  • 'Cause I can feel you breathe

Alternatives:

  • I sense your emotions.
  • I perceive your energy.
  • I can tell how you're feeling.
  • I pick up on your vibes.
  • I'm aware of your emotions.

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