Quote by Kelli Maine

I can't stop shaking. I need you. I want you. I can't let myself have you.

I can't stop shaking. I need you. I want you. I can't let my

Summary

This quote reflects a sense of intense desire and emotional turmoil. The person speaking is overwhelmed by their feelings for someone and feels a strong need for them. However, they also acknowledge that they are unable to pursue this desire, possibly due to external circumstances or personal reasons. It represents a conflict between wanting someone passionately, while also realizing the impossibility or potential consequences of pursuing that desire. The raw emotion behind these words conveys a struggle between longing and restraint.

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Love Pain Denial

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