I can't stop wondering, baby, how this story is ending. How to deal with this feeling?

Well, it could end in a variety of ways depending on the author's imagination and the plot development. Maybe it'll have a happy ending or a cliffhanger to keep you guessing.

Well, it could have a happy ending where everything works out for the characters. Maybe they achieve their goals and find true love.

I have no clue, but it might end on a hopeful note, leaving us with a sense of optimism and possibility.

Therapy can be very beneficial. If the root cause is psychological, such as stress or past traumas, talking to a psychologist or a sex therapist can help. They can guide you through relaxation techniques to deal with stress and work through any emotional issues. Also, practicing mindfulness can help you become more aware of your body's responses and gain better control. You can start with simple breathing exercises and gradually progress to more complex mindfulness practices.

Communication is key. Let your partner know how you feel. For example, say 'I've been feeling a bit insecure lately and I just wanted to talk about it.' This can open the door to a deeper conversation.

It's hard to say for sure. The ending could be a happy one with all loose ends tied up neatly, or it might have a twist that leaves us surprised.

One way is to talk to someone you trust. Just open up about your feelings. For example, if you're at a party and feeling sad, find a close friend there and share what's on your mind. It can be really helpful as they might offer support or just listen to you.

She could try to find a quiet and private place away from others so that she can let it out without being noticed.

One way is to start sharing bits of your story gradually. You can begin with a close friend or family member you trust.

Well, the kid can try to talk to someone about it. Maybe tell a parent or a teacher how they feel. It's important to let out those emotions.