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So, a few days ago, I was hanging out with this girl at some lounge club, and we ended up chatting for a bit, walking around town, and eventually ended up sitting in a car while we waited for the rest of our friends to show up—including the driver, who was part of her group too. We were leaning against each other in the car, and honestly, I found her pretty attractive. I didn't rush into anything immediately, but after a few minutes, I went in for a kiss. That’s when things took a bizarre turn. She bit my tongue—and I mean, she bit it seriously hard. For a split second, I actually thought I might lose it, but luckily, it’s still attached. I don't think the bite was an accident; it felt intentional, which has left me kind of reeling because I have no clue what she was trying to communicate with that move. Right after it happened, I shut down completely—no more kissing, no more touching. Then, almost immediately, the rest of the crew rolled up and drove me home. How on earth am I supposed to interpret this? My gut feeling is that she was testing me somehow, but I was too caught off guard to realize it in the moment. What is a bite like that supposed to signify? Was it a threat? A defense mechanism? Or just some twisted, sadistic way of expressing affection?