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The worst feeling is when you feel like you are disturbing the only person you want to talk to. When their replies feel colder, shorter, like they're just tolerating your presence instead of truly wanting. You hesitate before texting, rewriting your words, wondering if you're being too much for someone who once made you feel like you were just enough. It hurts because all you wanted was their time, their attention, the warmth they used to give so effortlessly. But now you look or feel like an interruption, but like an unwelcome guest in a place that once felt like home. You start overthinking, "Did I do something wrong? Am I pushing them away?" Or did they just stop caring? And that uncertainty, that quiet distance, eats away at you more than any harsh words ever could. You try to pull back to protect your heart. Down, all you want is for them to notice, to reassure you, to remind you that you still matter. But sometimes silence speaks louder than words, and that's what hurts the most.