Even after small arguments, I feel this invisible distance between us. I want to learn how to bridge that gap — whether it’s through an apology, patience, or just spending time together.
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Even after small arguments, I feel this invisible distance between us. I want to learn how to bridge that gap — whether it’s through an apology, patience, or just spending time together.
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What I’ve tried is being the first one to soften. Sometimes I’ll text my mom after an argument and say, “I didn’t mean to be harsh.” Other times I’ll just sit with my dad and share a meal without bringing up the fight. Those little gestures remind us that love is bigger than our disagreements, and it slowly brings the warmth back.