I feel like I've been on this massive long, lonely journey, and none of my friends could ever understand it, even Natalie. I think I kind of hated them for that.
The quote expresses a deep sense of isolation felt by the speaker, who perceives her journey as long and lonely. Despite having friends, including someone named Natalie, she feels they cannot comprehend her struggles or emotions. This lack of understanding has led to feelings of resentment towards them, emphasizing the speaker's emotional turmoil.
This sentiment reveals the complexities of mental health challenges and the difficulty in sharing one's experiences with others....
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