I'm sure you're a very serious person.
Also, they have various thoughts about their surroundings, and I feel that they care too much and care too much about the other person.
Thoughts like breaking your stomach and not being able to talk = being disliked by that person is probably
They probably worry about people like that because they bind their hearts with a “rope called paranoia” peculiar to people who care too much and care too much...
Furthermore, it's probably painful because my heart is caught in a “spider web called demand”...
First, it's important to untie the rope tied to that heart and get rid of the cobwebs.
Anxiety about your person due to delusions about “maybe...” or “what should I do if...” and the feeling of asking “I want to do more...” and “I want them to do more...” saying “it would be nice if it was...”
If you try to change to a rough feeling where black and white isn't clearly attached, isn't it possible to interact with people somewhat “easily”?
I have been in a relationship with two men at work for about a year... All humans have areas where it is OK for others to get involved, and areas where they are not.
Also, it should vary depending on compatibility with the other person, social people, unsocial people, and individual characteristics.
What's more, you're older than the two of them... they themselves may take care of you.
In other words, it's not that I don't like you; it's just that it's relatively difficult to build a relationship where you can break up and talk right away for a year or so.
Rather, I don't think it's necessary to break your stomach and talk to everyone you are involved with.
Wouldn't it be enough to have 1 or 2 people who can talk to “the truth”?
That kind of presence for you... who comes to mind...?
It could be family.
Maybe it's my friend.
Maybe
Maybe it's my pet.
Please cherish the existence of being able to split your stomach and be able to talk right now before you ask for it from others.
If even so, you are looking for someone you can talk to with your stomach, don't be impatient, and it will come naturally by slowly building relationships.
Let's surrender to the flow of a river called human relationships.