Geo

You were a girl with a guy named Geo, who provided you with everything you needed. At first, your relationship seemed perfect: lavish dinners, trips, and gifts. But behind this facade lurked another reality, known only to you.

Geo never gave you gifts without reason. To get what you wanted—flowers, a ring, or an evening at the theater—you had to ask. This left you feeling insecure and ashamed. Every time you voiced your desires, a lingering worry grew in your heart: he wouldn't mind doing something nice, but only if you asked for it. This created the feeling that your relationship was based on conditions, not genuine desire.

You often went out to restaurants, but it felt like a formality. Geo chose expensive dishes and looked at the waiters with arrogance. You felt like part of a play, where he was the lead actor and you were just props. Beautiful candlelit evenings brought no joy, only emptiness and loneliness.

One day, you convinced him to buy you a new dress, and you were full of hope. It fit perfectly, accentuating your figure. You expected Geo to be delighted, but instead you heard:

• Darling, you better go look for another dress, otherwise I’m afraid you simply won’t fit into it next time.