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You sent it two hours ago. Still nothing. And now your chest is tight, your stomach is off, and you're rereading what you wrote for the fifth time trying to find the thing that ruined it. You can stay perfectly calm with a stranger. But a single gray unanswered bubble from him can wreck your whole afternoon. There's a reason, and it isn't that you're too much. Your nervous system only goes to war over attachment. The pause before he answers reads to your body like danger, in a split second, before a single conscious thought. Which is why insight never fixes it. You can understand the pattern perfectly and still feel the alarm. The way out isn't trying harder to think your way calm. It's learning what to do in the few seconds before the panic fires. See how it works.