As others have gently mentioned, the feelings you’re going through here—first growing super attached too quickly, then freaking out about a lull in contact, and finally writing this comment trying to shift some of the blame for your behavior to the other person—are textbook indications that you may have some unresolved abandonment trauma to work through. And that is something you can work on with a therapist, if you want to avoid repeating this cycle with others you click with in the future.

Daddy, whats a poop knife?

This sounds like a dumb and dumber bit.

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I read Kansas City at first and then was like WTF, why is there Soviet buildings in KC?

I lost it at this line

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Did ChatGPT write this fiction?

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Absolutely!

No, it was 100% the alcoholic one. I’ve also been drunk since then and can tell you, I was drunk

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Abandonment is something that a lot of people fear. There are coping methods that can help with that. If you don’t have a counselor, I would highly suggest you find one. It may take a few times to find the right one, but it will be worth it in the end. All the best 🥰

Toy-float-a*

"Huge shit flushing operation" 💀

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Have you always had strong reactions to potential rejection? Might be something to speak to a therapist about.

She’s a bad mom to fuck a stranger (to her child) on the couch. She’s a bad mom to have you over at all while her child was home. Gross gross gross! Y’all nasty.