I feel like you hate your life more than you could ever love me. And I was stupid to think otherwise. I guess it's true what they say-love makes you stupid. Even a girl like me.
In "The Hookup" by Erin McCarthy, a character reflects on a painful realization about love and relationships. She laments that the person she cares for seems to harbor more disdain for their own life than genuine affection for her. This insight leads her to recognize the foolishness of her own hopes for their connection.
Her thoughts capture the essence of how love can cloud judgment, leading individuals to overlook red flags and think positively about their partner's feelings. This feeling of disillusionment highlights the complexities and struggles that often accompany love, revealing that even strong emotions can sometimes lead to misguided beliefs and expectations.