She didn't like herself like this, either. But she couldn't go back to being the girl she'd been before she met him; that girl was gone. So where did that leave her?
The character struggles with a profound sense of identity and self-acceptance after a significant relationship. She reflects on how the person she used to be has changed since meeting someone important in her life, and she feels that she can no longer revert to her previous self. This transformation leaves her feeling lost and uncertain about who she is now.
This conflict highlights the challenges of personal growth and the impact of relationships on self-perception. The internal battle signifies a deep sense of discontentment with her current state, revealing her struggle to reconcile her past and present selves. As she navigates this emotional turmoil, she seeks to find a new path forward amidst her feelings of confusion and loss.
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