How am I making you feel?"She considered the answer. "Like all my nerve endings are on fire. Like I want more, but I don't exactly know how to ask for what I want." She swallowed. "Or maybe I do.
In "Betrayed" by Rebecca York, a character reflects on the intense emotions she is experiencing. She describes the overwhelming sensations as if every nerve ending in her body is ignited, indicating a strong desire that she struggles to articulate. This highlights the complexity of her feelings and the challenge of expressing deep personal needs.
As she contemplates her emotions, she acknowledges a yearning for more, suggesting a mix of desire and confusion. This internal conflict points to a relatable human experience where individuals crave connection yet find it difficult to communicate their true wants and needs. Her admission emphasizes the nuances of emotional vulnerability and the desire for fulfillment.
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