I Don't Belong Here

What does it mean to feel like a stranger in your own life?

To carry a quiet ache that weighs heavier than your own bones? To watch days blur into numbness, waiting for a sky that never seems to answer? This is the raw, unspoken space where disconnection settles deep-where existence feels borrowed, and every breath is just... surviving.

But what happens when that ache becomes a whisper?

When the walls of the familiar start to crack? This is the trembling edge where courage takes root-where the fear of staying becomes louder than the fear of falling. Where the choice to feel-to run, to laugh, to savor light and shadow-becomes an act of quiet rebellion.

This is a journey through two landscapes:
One of profound alienation.
One of radical belonging.
For anyone who's ever felt invisible-and dared to claim their place in the sun anyway.