Built a wall out of the love he never got.
You learned that needing people was dangerous before you learned much else, so you built something that couldn't be hurt by absence — and it worked, at the cost of everyone reading you as unreachable. The isolation isn't coldness, it's math: fewer people in means fewer people who can leave. Then someone refuses to be kept out, and the whole architecture you built to survive starts to feel less like a fortress and more like a room you never wanted to be alone in. The Eye notes: the wall did its job. It's just outlived the threat it was built for.
Get your read — free on iPhoneThe wall was built for a threat that's no longer in the room.
The threat your walls are still defending against, years too late.
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