Translation - Chinese simplified-English - 你的味 很甜 很香 我模你你的味还在我的手上呢抱你真暖和 ...

Another translation:
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You smell so sweet, so good. When I touch you, the aroma of you lingers on my hands. When I hold you, you're so warm: my love for you fills me completely...
Good night.

充满友爱 = my love for you fills me completely?
I know that "friendliness" doesn't sound appropriate in this whole "lovers' murmur" situation, but considering the requester is probably not a native speaker of Chinese... all I can say is "whatever"...

Other suggestions are fine, thanks, Ian.

Yeah, in this context, I didn't think it had much to do with "friendly love"!
(Although it's possible to use the verb "love" between friends, too?
"I love him, he's such a great guy."
"She's so sweet: I love her so much." )
Literally, it's
"filled (with) friendly-love"
but given the context, how about translating it as:
I am filled with love for you
or
I love you so much
?

Pluiepoco? Any ideas?
I've probably just misunderstood the Chinese again...

CC: pluiepoco

The Chinese might be an auto translation from some latin language.
Just I think.

The Chinese is... well, "Chinese" enough. It's just that single part that causes the difficulty in interpretation. Perhaps we should contact the requester to be sure of the meaning.

dizzylis, you don't have Chinese on your profile as one of the languages you can read: was this a text you only received from someone? Do you know if the writer is a native speaker of Chinese?

By the way, how do you type the bold and italic fonts, Ian?

Never mind, I got it.