Living with Intention Building Meaningful Relationships in Life
Image Source: bing.comIt’s been hours since I sent you a text. I keep checking my phone, hoping to see a message from you. But nothing. Silence. Just like the last few times.
My mind starts to wander. Did I say something wrong? Did I come off as too needy? Maybe you’re just busy? Or worse, maybe you’re ghosting me?
I try to distract myself, but my thoughts keep drifting back to you. I replay our last conversation over and over in my head, trying to decipher any hidden meanings or clues.
The Anxiety Sets In
Image Source: bing.comThe longer I wait, the more anxious I become. My heart races, and I start to feel physically ill. I can’t focus on anything else. It’s like you have a hold on me, and I can’t break free.
I start to wonder if I’m the only one feeling this way. Maybe you’re not as invested in this relationship as I am? Or maybe you’re playing games with me?
The Endless Possibilities
Image Source: bing.comAs time passes, my mind starts to run wild with possibilities. Maybe you got into a car accident? Or maybe you’re in the hospital? Or maybe you’re just not interested in me anymore?
The unknown is almost worse than a definitive answer. At least if you told me you weren’t interested, I could move on. But this limbo is torturous.
The Constant Refreshing
Image Source: bing.comI keep refreshing my phone, hoping to see a new message from you. Each time I’m disappointed, and my heart sinks a little lower.
It’s like I’m addicted to checking my phone. I know it’s not healthy, but I can’t help myself. I need to know what you’re thinking.
The Overthinking
Image Source: bing.comAs the hours turn into days, I start to overthink every little thing about our relationship. Did I come on too strong? Did I reveal too much about myself too soon?
I start to doubt myself and my ability to be in a healthy relationship. Maybe I’m not cut out for this? Maybe I’m destined to be alone?
The False Hope
Image Source: bing.comEvery time my phone vibrates, my heart skips a beat. But it’s never you. It’s just a spam message or a notification from a game. The false hope is almost worse than no hope at all.
I start to wonder if you’re doing this on purpose. Maybe you’re trying to make me chase you? Or maybe you’re just playing with my emotions?
The Conclusion
Waiting for you to text back is torture. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions that I wouldn’t wish on anyone. But despite the pain, I can’t seem to let go. I’m still here, waiting for you to reach out.
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