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Silence Can Build Invisible Walls
When warmth and affection fade, some women naturally turn inward for protection. It’s a way of keeping the heart safe, but over time, those quiet walls grow taller. The longer we live without connection, the harder it becomes to open the door again — even when someone kind is knocking.
The Body Holds Its Own Memories
Even years after touch has gone missing, the body remembers. A gentle embrace, the brush of a hand — these memories live deep in the nervous system. When affection disappears, it may show up as tension, fatigue, or restlessness. It’s not weakness. It’s simply the body’s way of reminding us that closeness is as vital as air and sunlight.
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