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Idk if this makes sense, but does anyone else feel like they don't really love people? I like my friends and family well enough, but I'm not really attached to them; there isn't a single person in my life that I would grieve if they suddenly left (not like dying but just leaving). When people leave my life just like "ok, that sucks," and then I move on like nothing happened.
 I don't care about their issues, every time they cry on my shoulder, I feel incredibly annoyed and resentful. I try to help them, but that's mostly because I want them to like me, not out of any genuine concern. I hate it when they get invested in/love me because now they want to spend more time with me, so I have to play a character more often. My personal perfect relationship would be an incredibly casual friendship that isn't intrusive or deep, someone I could abandon for a few weeks and they wouldn't even notice.  Â
I am the opposite. I tend to love almost everyone. When a character from a TV show that I am attached to dies, I cry for hours and am sad for days.
I tell the people that I date that love, for me, is easy but trust is hard. Therefore, trust is more important than love.
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