Your body gets butterflies when you're nervous. Imagine your stomach is like a little dance floor, and your nerves are the dancers. When something exciting or scary happens, your nerves send signals to your stomach, making it feel all wiggly and fluttery, just like when you're about to give a big speech or go on a first date.
Examples
- You feel butterflies in your stomach before giving a big presentation.
- Your tummy feels wiggly when you're about to meet someone special.
- You get fluttery feelings right before going on stage.
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