Why You Want Someone More When They Pull Away
This brief reflective short asks why people often want someone more once that person starts pulling away. It suggests that the feeling is sometimes less about the person and more about the brain wanting back the attention it suddenly lost. It suits social media viewers interested in relationship psychology. The visuals use the Dark Product Hero style, with single subjects in a black void lit by studio rim light.
Social media short Dark Product Hero style
- Voice
- Bianca
- Language
- English
- Length
- 0:16
The brief
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Make a 15 second vertical (9:16) reflective short about wanting someone more when they start pulling away. Open with the direct question of whether viewers have noticed this feeling. Note that it can feel like love, then reveal that sometimes what you are chasing is the attention you suddenly lost, which your brain wants back. Use a calm, intimate female narrator with a small pause before the reveal, and restrained cinematic visuals such as a person turning away against a dark background.
The script
Have you noticed you want someone more when they start pulling away? It can feel like love. But sometimes, what you're chasing isn't the person. It's the attention you suddenly lost, and your brain wants it back.
