: Re: How to represent jealousy in a cute way? The main character (which is a girl) of the first romance I'm writing would feel jealous sometimes of her love interest, but I want it to be a cute

As some answers have said, jealously isn't actually "cute" at all. If you're thinking about "cute portrayals of jealousy", the odds are good that you are actually in reality thinking of some other emotion, not jealousy.

So I don't think this question can be answered as asked, without considering what exactly it is, you want to portray.

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