Feeling “not enough” is a quiet kind of heaviness. It’s not loud like panic or sharp like heartbreak. It’s subtle. Like wearing a backpack of stones that no one else can see. You move through the world looking fine enough, functioning enough, but every step feels like you’re dragging something you can’t name. It shows up when you shrink your achievements because part of you feels like you don’t deserve to be proud. When you apologize for taking up space, for having needs, for

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