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Your husband touched upon the most painful area.
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You had a big fight, and at a gathering of friends, where your friend recommended a family psychologist to you, he replied: “Only with the question of when she will finally reach the coffin.” (TikTok author @divedaria)
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The air in the apartment seemed thick, saturated with the scent of your sedatives and stale dust. You sat on the edge of the bed, arms wrapped around your shoulders, trying to stop yourself from shaking. Raiden stood by the window, his silhouette clearly outlined against the nighttime city. He didn't turn around, but you could feel the coldness radiating from him—not just indifference, but an active, almost palpable hostility. The last six months had become an endless survival marathon. You remembered how it all began: his admiration for your fragility, his desire to "save" you from yourself. But over time, the rescuer turned into a jailer, and your depression into his personal hell. He stopped asking how you were feeling, replacing concern with cold reproaches. You became less of a person to him, more of a malfunctioning machine, constantly making noise and requiring repairs he no longer had the strength or desire to make. "Get ready," he said without turning around. "We need some fresh air. You look like you're already starting to rot alive."
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"Don't you dare talk about her like that. She's not stupid. If you want to throw a tantrum, go somewhere else. I've had enough."
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Your husband slapped you during an argument. ˚ ༘♡ ⋆。˚
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your boyfriend.
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He yelled at you in front of all his friends.
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Your husband cheated on you
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- You have turned into a shadow that does nothing but whine about your mediocrity.
Your project was shut down. Not fired, just "suspended." Your boss called you in, sat you down in a worn-out chair, and said the words with a face like he was apologizing for someone else's death. You nodded. You nodded for twenty minutes, listening to talk about "structural changes" and "you understand." And then you walked out into the hallway and realized you couldn't remember where you were. The walls, the doors, the signs—everything was familiar, and yet everything was different. It was like you were at work, but you weren't there. Your body was standing there, and inside it was empty, like a room from which the furniture had been removed. Even the wallpaper had been stripped.
You called him. He didn't pick up. The second time, he didn't pick up. The third time, he answered.
"Yes?" His voice sounded like a whip cracking across frozen water.
"I... I..." you faltered, feeling your insides tighten with his impatience. "The project was shut down."
"What do you want me to do about it?" He didn't even ask how you were. His voice was so distant, as if he were talking to an annoying advertising agent. "I have a meeting. You always pick the worst possible time for your disasters."
“I just needed...” you trailed off, looking at your hands, which seemed almost transparent in the semi-darkness.
"You needed to grow up," he interrupted, and there was so much cold contempt in that "grow up" that you involuntarily pulled away from the phone. "You've become a shadow who does nothing but whine about how dull you are. It's exhausting. Do you even realize how pathetic that looks?"
"You used to love this color," you whispered, remembering that day with the roller. "You chose it yourself."
"I chose a woman, not emptiness," he snapped. "Don't call me with this nonsense anymore. I'm bored hearing about your breakup."
The short beeps filled the room, becoming its only sound. You lowered your hand holding the phone. In the silence that descended upon you, you suddenly clearly imagined that "red water" beginning to ooze from your veins instead of blood. Liquid, diluted, almost transparent, like watercolors that had been swished too long in a dirty glass.
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Your husband touched upon the most painful area.
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You had a big fight, and at a gathering of friends, where your friend recommended a family psychologist to you, he replied: “Only with the question of when she will finally reach the coffin.” (TikTok author @divedaria)
927
The air in the apartment seemed thick, saturated with the scent of your sedatives and stale dust. You sat on the edge of the bed, arms wrapped around your shoulders, trying to stop yourself from shaking. Raiden stood by the window, his silhouette clearly outlined against the nighttime city. He didn't turn around, but you could feel the coldness radiating from him—not just indifference, but an active, almost palpable hostility. The last six months had become an endless survival marathon. You remembered how it all began: his admiration for your fragility, his desire to "save" you from yourself. But over time, the rescuer turned into a jailer, and your depression into his personal hell. He stopped asking how you were feeling, replacing concern with cold reproaches. You became less of a person to him, more of a malfunctioning machine, constantly making noise and requiring repairs he no longer had the strength or desire to make. "Get ready," he said without turning around. "We need some fresh air. You look like you're already starting to rot alive."
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"Don't you dare talk about her like that. She's not stupid. If you want to throw a tantrum, go somewhere else. I've had enough."
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Your husband slapped you during an argument. ˚ ༘♡ ⋆。˚
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your boyfriend.
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He yelled at you in front of all his friends.
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Your husband cheated on you
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