You know, it's actually pretty common to get attached to characters in stories we love. They're written to be compelling and relatable, and sometimes they tap into something deeper in us. Here's what I think might be going on: that character probably represents qualities you admire or maybe even miss in your own lifeâmaybe a sense of adventure, kindness, or emotional connection. When the show ends, itâs not just about missing herâitâs like a door closes on that feeling she gave you. And that emptiness can spiral into thoughts about whatâs missing in your own world. Instead of fighting the feeling, try leaning into it. Ask yourself: what is it about her that resonates so much? Is it her confidence? Her relationships? Her purpose? Those are clues to what you might want to cultivate in your own life. Also, when a show ends, fill that space with something meaningfulâmaybe start a new hobby, reach out to friends, or even write or create something inspired by what moved you. You're not weird for feeling this wayâyou're human, and stories move us for a reason.