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Hey Reddit,
I hope this post finds you well. I’m writing today to open up about something deeply personal that I believe many of us can relate to, yet often hesitate to express—the need for physical intimacy.
As human beings, we thrive on connection. It’s in our nature to seek closeness, warmth, and the simple yet profound comfort of touch. In a world where digital interactions dominate our lives, the absence of genuine, physical connection can feel overwhelming.
Lately, I’ve been feeling the weight of this absence. I miss the warmth of a hug, the reassurance of a hand to hold, and the silent communication that a gentle touch can convey. It’s not just about the physical aspect; it’s about the emotional fulfillment that comes with it. The sense of belonging, of being seen and valued, is something that I find myself yearning for more and more.
I know I’m not alone in this. Many of us go through phases where the need for intimacy becomes more pronounced, whether due to life’s challenges, the solitude of our routines, or simply the human desire for closeness. It’s a vulnerable thing to admit, but it’s also a crucial part of our well-being.
I’m reaching out to this community not just to share my experience, but to also hear yours. How do you cope with the lack of physical intimacy? Have you found ways to fill that void, whether through friendships, hobbies, or other means? Let’s support each other and remind ourselves that this need is valid and important.
Thank you for reading and for being a part of this conversation. Let’s keep the dialogue open and kind.
Thanks for reading,
Old toker!
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