Wrong Picture
I stopped telling him things after that.
Not immediately.
At first, it was just small changes.
Shorter replies.
Less conversation.
A little distance.
He probably noticed it. Maybe not.
The strange thing was… none of it started with an argument.
It started with an assumption.
There was a period when everything he did felt wrong to me.
If he corrected something, I took it personally.
If he asked questions, I felt judged.
If he stayed quiet, I assumed he had already made up his mind about me.
So I slowly built a version of him in my head.
And I believed it.
Then one day, something happened.
A situation came up, and I found out he had been speaking for me when I wasn’t there.
Defending me.
Explaining things I thought he would use against me.
I sat there for a long time after hearing it.
Because suddenly all those moments started replaying again.
The conversations.
The corrections.
The silence.
And for the first time…
They didn’t look the way I remembered them anymore.
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