“I'm 21, bisexual and more attracted to women. I have mommy issues, and I think that explains some of my attachment to Anu, my 49-year-old friend. She made me feel cared for, valued and important in a way I'd never experienced before. We were neighbours, and she became part of my everyday life. I miss her presence, food, conversations and random hangouts.
Our friendship was complicated, and I know I was being used in some ways. But I genuinely grew attached to her, almost to the point where I think I'm in love with her. She moved to another city to live with her boyfriend, whom I honestly resent because I feel like I lost her to him. I know she loves him, and I know I can't expect anything more from her.
I can't tell her how I feel. I'm still waiting for the day we meet again, even though I know things may never be the same. I don't know how to fill the emptiness she left behind, and I hate how deeply I've become attached to someone I can never have the way I wish I could.”
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Someone answered with kindness...
Hey stranger stay strong i can feel u losing someone we love feels like the end of the world but trust me eventually u will get something that will fill the void inside of u completely & u’ll overflow just don’t lose hope & have faith in gods timing start hanging out with your best friends pick some new hobbies don’t stay stuck i know it can be hard but no one is coming to save u u have to do it on your own lots of lovee hope u heal sooner <3
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Another soul answered...
Broo you need therapy bcs this is completely wrong