Loss of intimacy from "summary" of All Your Perfects by Colleen Hoover
Intimacy is like a fragile flower that needs constant care and attention to thrive. It's the invisible thread that connects two souls in a way that words cannot express. It's the small gestures, the shared laughter, the stolen glances that make a relationship special and unique. But when the thread starts to fray, when the gestures become routine, the laughter forced, and the glances empty, that's when the loss of intimacy creeps in. It's not always a sudden rupture, but a slow and insidious erosion that eats away at the foundation of love. It's the unspoken words, the unshed tears, the missed opportunities to connect on a deeper level. It's the distance that grows between two people who were once inseparable, the silence that fills the space where words of love used to flow freely. The loss of intimacy is like a shadow that looms over a relationship, casting a pall of sadness and loneliness. It's the feeling of bein...
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