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daley
Butterfly feelings Hello everyone! Explain me , please, thw meaning of this idiom. I know that "butterflies in the stomach'. Context: I can"t sleep, buterflies feeling. Thanks .The Interviewer asked the travel writer : What do you usually feel before you set out on a journey? " I remember the night before we"d leave for a trip. I "cannot sleep, butterfly feeling". I couldn't wait to go". 1) Fatigue 2) Overexcitement 3) Fear The Keys says it's Fatigue. However, I think that something is wrong.I guess it's overexitement. Am I right?

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To have 'the butterflies', or to 'have butterflies in your stomach' means that you feel rather nervous and anxious.
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Could you please provide more context? The sentence you have given doesn't make sense.
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Yes 2 is right with a little mix of nervous energy :)
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Better fly in stomach refer to emotion when you get so exciting

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