>>964

>how can I convince you it's me I don't like
>not to be so indifferent on what I say on my lies
>I have always been distant
>and always too hard for love..

Some people would brand this as the classic "it's not you, it's me" cliché but I see it as more focused on the character who is doing the romantic rejection then the possibly fruitless pursuit itself.

>>966
>but I have got reservationns
>about so many things but not about you

She does truely love him, but is doubtful of her ability to be a good partner. She has problems and insecurities with herself, though I feel there is more to it then just these surface tier observations.

>I know this isn't what you and the bats want me to say