You Already Know
She's Not Supposed to Feel Like a Roommate
Let's skip the fairy tale. You don't need her swinging from the chandelier. You don't need the honeymoon back.
You just want her to look up when you walk in.
To put her phone down. To roll toward you instead of away. To touch you — even once — like she actually wants to, not because you asked.
That's not asking for too much. That's asking for the bare minimum. And you're not even getting that.
She loves you. You know that. But love and desire are two completely different things — and right now you're getting one without the other. And every night that gap gets a little wider.
The worst part? You can't even bring it up. Because the second you say something, you sound needy. And nothing kills whatever's left faster than that.
So you say nothing. And nothing changes.





