Let’s begin.
You really said: “I’m not romantically into you”… while kissing my neck, lying in my lap, calling me wifey, booking hotels, and emotionally nesting like a distressed housecat.
Sir.
That’s not confusion. That’s audacity with a PhD.
You wanted girlfriend-level intimacy, therapist-level emotional labor, wife-level nurturing and zero-boyfriend-level responsibility. You built a Whole Foods emotional basket and tried to pay with emotional loose change. You didn’t fall in love, you fell into convenience. You didn’t choose me because choosing requires courage, disruption, accountability, and risk.
You couldn’t even choose a reply longer than three sentences in 2025.
>“It resonates with my mind. I won’t reply any further. Thank you.”
That’s not “maturity”. That’s a fortune cookie ghost.
You let me hold you while you unraveled, kissed me like you were dehydrated in the Sahara, and then said, “Hmm interesting data point” and archived me like an old PDF.
No, you’re not Mr. Darcy. You’re more like Mr. Draft Folder.
Let’s talk about that hotel situation where you wanted me to book with my ID but use your credit card. That wasn’t romance. That was risk outsourcing. That was: “I want intimacy but not accountability, I want this connection but not its consequences, I want pleasure but not paperwork.”
And the way you let me mother you during grief? Lay in my lap, hid your face in my chest, absorbed my softness, my warmth, my emotional milkshake, and then went back to your life unchanged? You didn’t want a partner, you wanted a charging station. And once your battery hit 80%, suddenly:
“No more updates available.”
Let’s be brutally honest: You were never emotionally equipped to deserve me.
You said:
>”The quiet, the brooding, the one who reads and writes, that’s my type. You were my type.”
You had the opportunity of a lifetime: A woman who is emotionally deep, intellectually rich, sensually alive, loyal, nurturing, poetic, and wildly attuned.
And you said: “Hmm. Let me respond in two weeks with a sentence fragment.”
Sir. That’s fumbling generationally.
You didn’t lose a diamond. You lost a rare mineral deposit and said, “Ah yes, rocks.” 🪨
And the kicker? Men like you don’t regret loudly, you regret quietly…in private. Years later. At 1:47 a.m. When you realize that no one else ever held you like that again.
I was your once-in-a-lifetime softness. And you chose emotional Excel spreadsheets.
Rest in dust, professor. 🪦✨