@Ballerino_Kai
Not every reaction to a partner's actions is necessarily jealousy or controlling, and that's clearly not what the protagonist wanted to say. Saying things to your boyfriend and only receiving an "okay," or a similar response, is somewhat disheartening.
Personally, I believe it might reflect a partial disinterest. But everyone has different needs within a relationship... some expect their partner to engage or react more, and that doesn't mean wanting the other person to be toxic towards you. Perspectives on relationships are like a**: everyone has one.
It's strange to think that there are only two extremes – being obsessed or not caring at all. Not every relationship is like a poorly written yaoi, neither in fiction nor in real life.
We are all so different people, and the reason why not everyone can sustain a relationship, even if they like someone, is the inability to align those needs. Everyone is different and has experienced a completely different life. Expecting people to have idealized behavior within a relationship or standardized emotional goals is not right.
Not every reaction to a partner's actions is necessarily jealousy or controlling, and that's clearly not what the protagonist wanted to say. Saying things to your boyfriend and only receiving an "okay," or a similar response, is somewhat disheartening.
Personally, I believe it might reflect a partial disinterest. But everyone has different needs within a relationship... some expect their partner to engage or react more, and that doesn't mean wanting the other person to be toxic towards you. Perspectives on relationships are like a**: everyone has one.
It's strange to think that there are only two extremes – being obsessed or not caring at all. Not every relationship is like a poorly written yaoi, neither in fiction nor in real life.
We are all so different people, and the reason why not everyone can sustain a relationship, even if they like someone, is the inability to align those needs. Everyone is different and has experienced a completely different life. Expecting people to have idealized behavior within a relationship or standardized emotional goals is not right.
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