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This is the story of a boy who learned too early that being "good" meant being quiet.
After growing up believing he was a burden, he made a promise to become kind, helpful, and understanding - even if it meant hurting himself in the process. For eleven years, he lived by that promise, shaping himself into someone everyone could like, while slowly losing sight of who he really was.
As friendships fracture, trust fades, and silence grows heavier, the boy finds himself trapped in a cycle of guilt, overthinking, and emotional exhaustion. He becomes the one who always understands, always forgives, always takes the damage - until one day, he feels nothing at all.
This is not a story about romance or heroism.
It is a quiet, emotional journey about burnout, people-pleasing, lost identity, and the loneliness of trying too hard to belong.
If you've ever felt invisible in a crowd, blamed yourself for things you didn't break, or wondered who you became while trying to be loved - this story may feel uncomfortably familiar.