Questions & Answers about אני מרגישה בנוח עם השותפה החדשה שלי.
Because the speaker is female. מרגישה is the feminine singular present-tense form of להרגיש (to feel).
- אני מרגישה = I feel (said by a woman)
- אני מרגיש = I feel (said by a man)
So this sentence tells you something about the speaker, not just the action.
It is very natural here, and it is especially useful because Hebrew present-tense forms do not show person clearly.
For example, מרגישה could mean:
- I feel (female speaker)
- you feel (to one female)
- she feels
So אני makes it clear that the meaning is I feel. In context, Hebrew sometimes drops subject pronouns, but keeping אני is completely normal.