5. They Daydream More Often
Starved of affection, a woman may drift into her own world—imagining what it feels like to be held, cherished, and understood. These daydreams aren’t childish; they’re coping mechanisms for when reality feels empty.

Starved of affection, a woman may drift into her own world—imagining what it feels like to be held, cherished, and understood. These daydreams aren’t childish; they’re coping mechanisms for when reality feels empty.
