The fear that the role you once occupied in someone’s life, could be refilled without a second thought; questioning if there is someone who can better support them, bring them joy, or show them the love that you’re unable to
by Mr.3lij@h :) June 27, 2022
the fear that the role you once occupied in someone’s life, could be refilled without a second thought; questioning if there is someone who can better support them, bring them joy, or show them the love that you’re unable to
by smjtjsss May 26, 2022
The fear that the role you once occupied in someone’s life could be refilled without a second thought; questioning if there is someone who can better support them, bring them joy, show them the love that you’re unable to.
by Deluxe edition May 25, 2022
the fear that the role you once occupied in someone’s life, could be refilled without a second thought; questioning if there is someone who can better support them, bring them joy, or show them the love that you’re unable to
I love him but for some reason I always feel ochisia while thinking about him.
Dolonia and ochisia are two things I always feel while thinking of him.
Dolonia and ochisia are two things I always feel while thinking of him.
by Daftd May 29, 2022
a word that describes obscure emotion ;
the fear that the role you once occupied in some-
one's life, could be refilled without a second
thought; questoning if, there is someone who can
better support them, bring them joy, or show them
the love that you're unable to.
-John Koenig
the fear that the role you once occupied in some-
one's life, could be refilled without a second
thought; questoning if, there is someone who can
better support them, bring them joy, or show them
the love that you're unable to.
-John Koenig
by ochisiastore May 30, 2022
n. The fear that the role you once played in someone’s life could be refilled without a second thought. - John Koenig
by The John Koenig June 6, 2022
n. The fear that the role you once played in someone’s life could be refilled without a second thought. - John Koenig
by The John Koenig June 6, 2022