I wanted to feel like he and I belonged to each other, but each time we were together and then after, I felt quite the opposite. And still, I was drawn to him.
The narrator expresses a deep desire for connection with someone special, longing for a sense of belonging to one another. However, each encounter leaves her feeling isolated and disconnected, which creates a poignant contrast between her desires and her reality. This internal struggle emphasizes the complexities of human relationships, where attraction can coexist with feelings of alienation.
Despite the persistent feelings of loneliness that surface after their time together, the narrator finds herself inexplicably drawn to this person. This tension highlights the powerful pull of attraction, even when it is accompanied by emotional turmoil. The narrative captures the paradox of wanting intimacy while grappling with the fear of not truly belonging, making it a relatable exploration of love and connection.
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