In "No One Can Get Close to Me," the protagonist struggles with emotional barriers that prevent her from forming meaningful relationships. She has a history of being hurt, leading her to build walls around herself to avoid getting hurt again. 

Despite wanting companionship, she finds herself pushing others away, fearing vulnerability. As she navigates her interactions with friends and potential romantic interests, she realizes that her fears are keeping her isolated.

The story delves into themes of trust, fear of intimacy, and the importance of opening up to others. Ultimately, the protagonist learns that allowing people in can lead to deeper connections and healing, but it requires the courage to confront her fears.