Overwhelmed with severe emotional pain, often due to loss or tragedy: d...
Devastated
To experience both good and bad times in a relationship, friendship, or life in general.
Have your ups and downs
To have similar thoughts, feelings, or understanding, making communication easy and natural.
be on the same wavelength
This means to have known someone for a very long time, often implying a deep or long-lasting relationship.
Go back a long way
To be completely different in personality or preferences, often used to describe two people who don't have much in common.
be like chalk and cheese
Having special advantages or rights, often due to one's social, economic, or personal circumstances: p...
privileged
Showing a lack of worry or interest, often because something is not seen as important or threatening: u...
unconcerned
To know someone extremely well, including all their habits, preferences, and personality traits.
know someone inside out
Confused or uncertain, often due to a situation that is difficult to comprehend: p...
perplexed
Deeply disappointed or heartbroken, especially after an unexpected loss or failure: g...
Gutted
To disagree with someone or have different views, especially in a relationship or over a specific issue.
Not see eye to eye
Feeling resentment or injustice, often due to being wronged or unfairly treated. a...
Aggrieved
To quickly become very good friends and have an excellent rapport.
Get on like a house on fire
Unaffected or unbothered by something, often referring to emotions or physical elements: i...
impervious
Extremely angry or indignant, often in response to something unjust or offensive: o...
outraged
Extremely happy or excited, usually due to a significant achievement or event: e...
elated/ecstatic
Shocked or astounded, often in a way that leaves one speechless: g...
Gobsmacked
Anxious or unsettled, typically due to something disturbing or worrisome: p...
perturbed
Completely confused or puzzled by something unexpected or difficult to understand: b...
baffled
To remain loyal and supportive of each other, even during difficult or challenging times.
Stick together through thick and thin
To immediately get along very well with someone when you first meet.
Hit it off