I Don't Want to Tell You, I Just Dont Know How To.

Navigating emotional connections often involves a fear of vulnerability and the potential for rejection. The experience of moving away from a significant relationship can provoke intense feelings of nostalgia and longing, leading to emotional turmoil. In such situations, individuals often find themselves in a limbo, torn between the desire to express feelings and the fear of discovering unreciprocated emotions. Communicating feelings directly feels daunting, as it requires confronting the possibility of rejection. The alternative, like sending a message through an intermediary, provides a sense of distance and allows both parties to engage with the emotions without full exposure. This indirect approach can create a space for acknowledgment without necessitating a complete confrontation of feelings, avoiding the pressure that comes with a direct declaration of love.