The more days that pass without sharing or receiving tenderness, the higher the walls go up. Some women become more reserved, even distrustful, to protect themselves. And sometimes these walls become so high that one forgets how to cross them.
The Body Doesn’t Forget
Even without a relationship, our bodies retain the memory of touch. The lack of affection can manifest as nervousness, tension, or emotional exhaustion. The need for closeness simply remains dormant.
Stress Finds an Open Door
Moments of tenderness release feel-good hormones. In contrast, a prolonged absence of comfort can increase stress and disrupt sleep. It’s a human reaction, not a weakness.
