Anonimo
Seen at 2:13 AM
She sent:
“Are you awake?”
Seen.
No reply.
She sent another:
“I really need someone to talk to.”
Seen.
Still nothing.
She put her phone down and cried herself to sleep.
At 2:13 AM, her phone vibrated.
A message:
“Sorry. I didn't know what to say.”
She stared at it.
Then typed:
“You could've just said, ‘I'm here.’”
Three dots appeared.
Then disappeared.
No reply.
Sometimes people don't leave your life dramatically.
Sometimes they just slowly stop knowing how to stay.
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May be I am from a different generation so I cannot relate to it. I believe we should start expecting people to act the way we want because if they would not react as per our expectations, we would feel heartbroken.
Not to sound disrespectful. If someone texts me at 2 I may see it but I will deal with the text next morning. Some people prefer sleeping on late night texts and emails.
Quietly heartbreaking. The last line hits hard—sometimes distance happens not through one big goodbye, but through repeated moments of silence. 🤍