What would you think if your partner told you “you are my opioid”?

[FictionalCharacter]

I have said this to someone I deeply care about.

So what would you think if you heard this from your partner?

[carlgpfeifer]

My relationship was not to great my former ex partner was not nice too me when I was. in hospital I had to be treated for my illness I could had died from my illness I recovered from my illness I am ready for new relationship treat my new partner for a date night dinner

[genericname85]

well i associate mental dependency and disease with drugs. my first thought would be: "wtf i don't want to make my partner so mentally ill to the point where they are dependend on me."

[ShellyB]

Honestly I would think it was sweet but weird, like "why is that the first positive thing that comes to mind?" No offense intended just giving an honest answer!

[Bethany22]

It means that the person is their drug, their main source of happiness. A good compliment

[Shy_Steve]

Sounds like they would be Saying that they really like me but they think that I'm really bad for them, So like anybody else I would be a bit upset about it.

[J2ohhhhh]

Sometimes my own dyslexia cracks me up, I read it as "period" first.

[JustinTheGreat]

It’s definitely a strange term of endearment lol

[FilmGuy93]

I'd think that was an unhealthy relationship

[Juxtapose]

I would privately wonder how long she'd mean that but outwardly express my gratitude I would also feel.

[TrillXHippy]

[FireFox001]

I have been actually told this. It meant nothing (from her). Just a few words...

... deeds worth a thousand words.

[Anonymous]

That they think I am boring. Opioids put you to sleep.

[Summeroflove]

Kill their pain

[jamesgoldman]

I'd say that is unhealthy

[Guardian45]

It's a powerful statement, but I get it.

[MiseriaCantareAFI]

They're your pain killer?

[Urvashi_Slutty]

Always wanna get inside you...

[jamartheg]

Good for you