If you couldn't help at all tomorrow, would they still look for you?
If the answer is no, then it's not closeness... it's convenience.
4. The house where you always feel like a burden
Here, nobody kicks you out or openly offends you.
But the weather says it all.
You arrive and it seems like you've interrupted something.
The greeting is polite but distant.
No one asks if you want water or coffee.
Conversations are passed right over you.
There is no explicit rejection, but neither is there any real acceptance.
Small signs accumulate:
glances at the clock
comments about being busy
