I have been working for more than 17 years, earning money for my survival, and I am very thankful for the life that I have, even though it wasn’t easy. I fought countless battles inside me—battles that no one else could see or understand. These were battles with self-doubt, fear, and a constant tug-of-war between wanting to belong and needing to be alone. I thought that as I grew older, as life progressed, I would become stronger and more prepared to face whatever challenges came my way. But instead of gaining strength, I found myself retreating further into my shell, distancing myself from the very people I needed to connect with. I chose to stay away from people, preferring to walk alone. At first, it felt like the right decision. Solitude brought peace, clarity, and a sense of control that I couldn’t find in the chaos of social interactions. But over time, I realized that this choice came with its own set of challenges. Life doesn’t allow you to exist in a vacuum. The work ...
Life is wonderful