I didn't feel it anymore, and those three words pierced my heart mercilessly like a sharp knife. They follow you like shadows, sticking to you and making you feel cold. When a man has "no feelings" for you, his attitude is often very obvious and cold.
When I talk to you, I am filled with impatience. What used to be a light-hearted conversation is now dull and boring. Every word you say seems to make him nervous and irritate him. His answer was short and cold, as if the whole thing was a burden.
Even if I talk to you, it's all perfunctory. What was supposed to be a confession turned into a meaningless performance, and his response was like a mask with a smile. He listens but doesn't really listen, he promises but doesn't really understand. In his eyes, your feelings are a farce and not worth mentioning.
When they spend time with you, they will feel left out and not interested. What was once intimacy is now strange. When I was close to him, I felt cold instead of warm. His gaze wandered, indifferent, as if he had long since left the scene, but his body was still there.
This feeling seems like an irreparable loss. Perhaps, if a man has "no feelings" for you, you need to stop and learn how to stop blindly giving. No matter how beautiful a flower is, it will wither when it is blown by a cold wind, and no matter how deep its feelings are, it will also wither when blown by a cold wind.
I don't feel it anymore. It's like a quiet, desolate corner forgotten by the world. When talking to you, he is full of impatience, as if every word is a burden that makes you feel unbearable.
What was supposed to be a light-hearted interaction has now turned into an exhausting tug-of-war. You try to speak, but you can always feel his silent resistance. His gaze is not focused on you, but wanders around, as if looking for an opportunity to escape. At this time, you may seem strange to him.
That impatience is like a biting cold wind that makes you feel completely alone. You try to find a topic, but his answers are always uninterested, like gibberish. It seems that he no longer wants to share his feelings with you, and silence becomes the main theme between you.
At this point, you may start to wonder if you've changed or aren't doing it well enough. However, you can't help but feel a shivering, uncomfortable atmosphere, like a storm is coming.
Maybe he found the exit of his soul, but that exit no longer points to you. And at moments like these, perhaps you should stop and ask yourself if the relationship is worth working on. Because if the other person has "no feelings" for you, no matter how hard you try, it will be difficult to find your place in his heart.
I don't feel anything anymore, like a lonely boat lost in the middle of the ocean, drifting with the current. When he does talk to you, casually, you begin to suspect that his heart may have drifted away. It's not just the feelings that disappear, but the wordless understanding and sincerity between you.
The confession of that moment has now become vague and indifferent. You try to pour out your inner turmoil, but you always feel that his reaction is cold. His gaze wanders as if in another world, rather than focusing on your mood swings. At this moment, you feel the pain of being ignored, and the kindness of longing to be understood seems to disappear in an instant.
His answer is like a cold wind blowing through your fragile heart, and you begin to wonder if you are too sensitive. But the truth is, if that person has "no feelings" for you, no matter how well you say it, his heart will close the door that once opened for you, and you will never hear it again.
And such a perfunctory move is like a long journey that never ends. You're moving forward, he's stagnating. Your words become background noise, no longer echoing in his heart, no longer tugging at his heartstrings.
Maybe if the other person starts ignoring your feelings, you should stop and reflect on whether you still need the relationship. Because if a person has "no feelings" for you, no matter how beautiful his words are, they are useless, and no matter how sincere his feelings are, they are only traces diluted by time, because they do not exist.
No longer feel like a sudden cold wave has frozen a place that was once warm. When he is with you, full of alienation and indifference, you begin to feel indescribably lonely, as if you have strayed into a strange city.
Those intimate moments now turn into silent confrontations. You try to get close to each other, but it always feels like his body and mind are pulling away. His gaze quickly shifts away, as if looking for a way out, you are trapped in this strange ice field.
The time spent together was sweet, but now it has become bland and boring. His smile was no longer a warm sunshine, but a shadow of indifference. We tried to find common ground, but we always hit a wall. His answer seemed to be squeezed out, without any warmth.
At this point, you may begin to think that your presence is becoming a burden. He is no longer willing to share joy or sorrow. It's as if the relationship between you has faded. This sense of alienation is like an invisible wall that separates you from each other.
Perhaps when a person starts to feel alienated and aloof, you need to stop and consider whether the relationship still has nostalgic value. Because if a person has "no feelings" for you, the time together is no longer a warm harbor, but a long loneliness. No matter how good the memories are, they will be drowned out by indifference;No matter how strong the feelings are, they will be pushed away by the sense of alienation.
I don't feel it anymore. These three words are like a merciless arrow that pierces my soft heart. When he is impatient, perfunctory, and indifferent to your behavior, stop and give yourself a chance to calmly examine this once beautiful relationship.
Maybe we are always reluctant to admit it, but if the other person has "no feelings" for you, then there is no longer a deep level of self-evident understanding or intimacy. No matter how hard I tried, no matter how much I looked forward to it, it couldn't change the coldness in my heart. Being brave and facing reality may be the only thing you can do at this point.
It's not an equivalent exchange, you're the only one who keeps filling in the broken bridge, so don't give blindly. Those heavy fatigues are no longer worth enduring. You should take back your mind and set yourself free.
Perhaps separating does not mean failure, but gives both parties a better future. Sometimes, the bravest decision is to let go and make life full of color again. When you get out, you'll find countless possibilities waiting for you. There is no need to indulge in a port that is no longer warm.
So don't grieve for those who are perfunctory and indifferent. In the moment of separation, you may find yourself stronger and no longer swayed by other people's feelings. True happiness may not lie in others, but in learning how to love yourself. So, let go and rediscover the brave self that dared to love and hate.