Devotion sharp enough to cut.
You don't just love people, you organize your whole self around keeping them alive, and loving someone and needing to protect them stopped being different things a long time ago. Stillness scares you more than danger — if you're not moving toward the person you're afraid of losing, you feel like you're already failing them. Warmth can register as a threat, because the last time you felt safe, everything was taken in one afternoon. People call you cold, but it's closer to armor welded on before you were old enough to consent to it. The Eye notes: you've built a self out of who you refuse to lose, and someone underneath that devotion still hasn't been asked what she wants.
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Who you are when you're not protecting anyone.
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