Was I Never Enough?

Was I Never Enough?

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I wasn't born broken. But somewhere between my first breath and the last time I begged the universe for mercy, I cracked. Quietly. Slowly. Until all I heard were the echoes of "not enough." Not pretty enough. Not smart enough. Not brave enough. Not lovable enough. There was never a moment I was truly seen. Not as a daughter. Not as a friend. Not as a woman who kept choosing others over herself- Until there was nothing left of her to choose. Every time I thought, *"This is it. This is the moment someone sees me-*really sees me," I was met with silence, With abandonment dressed in pretty excuses. They always leave, don't they? Right when you begin to believe you might be worthy of staying for. I gave pieces of myself to people who never knew what to do with them. I showed up. Again and again. For everyone. But when I needed someone? Silence. That kind of silence that screams louder than any goodbye ever could. You ever feel like you're screaming into a void, hoping someone-anyone-will hear you? That's been my life. A symphony of unanswered questions and unhealed wounds. I've worn smiles like masks. I've laughed through tears. And I've convinced the world I'm okay, Even when I was drowning in my own thoughts. So I write this not for pity. Not for praise. But for the ones who look in the mirror and wonder if they'll ever be enough for this world- Because I'm still asking too. Was I never enough for love? For loyalty? For peace? Or was I always too much of something and too little of everything? If you've ever been the second choice, the afterthought, The one who loved too deeply and received too little- Then this book is yours as much as it is mine. Let's bleed together. Let's heal-if healing even exists. But above all... Let's ask the questions no one dares to answer. Was I Never Enough?
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Every time our eyes met, it felt like joy itself recognized me-as if something sweet and familiar had been waiting just beneath the surface of ordinary days. The world was coming undone around me, losing shape, losing sense, and then you arrived-not as a solution, but as something given, something sacred, to make up for everything that never made sense. I don't know how to live forward without you-not well, not truthfully. I'm just one of your ordinary children, a strand in the thread of this wild, beautiful family, but if you're not woven in, I don't think the rest of the tapestry matters. I can't imagine a world for Kinsle where your voice doesn't rise somewhere in the wind, guiding, grounding, reminding us how to belong. I've never done well with change, with discomfort, with the unfamiliar-I've been enduring what everyone calls the "normal stuff," and none of it feels normal if you're not there. Who could ever be more than you? Who could ever outshine you? I never asked for much in this life-never longed for things, never chased material gold-pero mukhang hindi ko yata kaya na mawala ka sa akin. I don't think I could bear it. And yet, that's what people say. When they hold something so precious, their soul aches-they always say, "Hindi ko kakayanin kung mawawala ka." "Hindi ko kaya mamuhay ng wala ka." I say it too, but what makes me different? What would it take for this ache to be more than just another echo? Maybe it starts here-with trembling, with truth, with admitting that I've heard the words "Do not be afraid" more times than I can count, and still, I am. No one ever said that faith sometimes stutters. And that, too... might be holy.

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