I often feel like I'm living under water, where everything has the texture of a memory. The lights flare through prisms of waves and reality is slippery. Images repeat themselves with slight variations that no one else seems to notice. Sometimes I reach out my hand around me, drag it through the liquid I'm floating in, hoping to touch someone else existing in my sphere—terrified to touch something else floating in the darkness.
That's what it feels like to know you exist. That's what it feels like to search for you. To not be entirely sure I want to find you.