Me Tarzan, Me Numb: When the Heart Grows Cold
Me Tarzan, Me Numb: When the Heart Grows Cold (Tarzan & Jane Series: Part 14 of 16)
Me Tarzan, Me Numb: When the Heart Grows Cold
The fire that once burned bright between them had faded. Not because they stopped loving, but because the weight of unspoken hurts became too much to carry.
Tarzan no longer reached for Jane. Jane no longer reached for Tarzan. Their hearts weren’t colliding in conflict or glowing with warmth — they were simply quiet, cold, and distant.
Numbness became their survival. Feeling was too risky, too raw, too heavy. So they settled into a hollow rhythm of doing life together without truly living together.
But numbness doesn’t mean love is gone. It only means love is buried — waiting for the spark of pursuit to awaken it again.
Reflection / Takeaway:
Numbness may look calm, but it’s a fragile peace. Healing begins with even the smallest signs of life — a spark that can thaw the cold.
Call-to-Action:
🌱 If numbness has crept into your relationship, don’t wait for a grand solution. Start small — a gentle word, a warm glance, one brave spark at a time.
Jungle Laugh:
“Tarzan tried to feel nothing… but even coconuts have more emotional layers!” 🥥😂
🔗 Navigation:
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