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He Loves Me When It's Convenient

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Valentine's Day is suppose to be about love---but for me, it's about waiting. He doesn't take me out. He doesn't post me. he doesn't plan anything special. But every year, right around valentine's Day, he comes back. Late-night calls. Soft words. Familiar comfort. He loves me when the world reminds him he's alone. I'm the woman he leans on when couples are everywhere and silence feels heavier. The one who gives him intimacy without expectations--while secretly hoping this year will be different. As Valentine's Day approaches, I'm forced to confront the truth: an his love...or just his convenience? This is a story about situationships, emotional, availability without commitment, and the hardest realization od all--being needed on Valentine's Day doesn't mean you're chosen. Sometimes the greatest actbof love is walking away from what only loves you halfway.

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He Only Calls After Midnight
Valentine's Day is supposed to feel special. Couples everywhere, flowers in every shop window, chocolate aisles packed, and my phone — silent. I curled up on the couch with a mug of tea, scrolling past endless posts of people celebrating love. My chest tightens. I tell myself it's fine. I've been "fine" for years now. And then my phone buzzes. I glance at the screen. His name. Late. Always late. "Hey." My stomach flips. I shouldn't answer, but I do. "Hey," I murmur, keeping my voice casual. "You're awake? He asks, like he's surprised. "I am now," I say. My thumb hovers over the screen. Part of me wants to hang up.Part of me wants to hear him. Always does. He talks softly, about nothing that matters. About his day, his work, some minor problem he wants to vent about. I listen, like I always do. Comfor him. Be his peace. It's familiar. Too familiar. "I miss you," he says, finally. My chest tightens. My heart wants to leap. But something tugs at the back of my mind. I realize.... he never asks if I'm okay. He just....says he misses me — conveniently, vaguely. I swallowed, trying to steady my voice. "I... I miss you too." There's a pause. Then he laughs softly. "You always say that." I bite my lip. Always. He's right. Always. And I know the truth. I'm just part of his comfort, a shadow in the background of his life. Valentine's Day. Midnight. Convenient love. I take a deep breath. I should hang up. I should stop waiting for scraps. But before I can, he says: "Do you want to come over?" And just like that, my resolve wavers. He's here, now, as if nothing else matters--but i know better. Do I answer, or finally let this go?

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