We were not born into this world with the belief that we are “less than.” That notion is not innate; it is taught to us over time, until it embeds itself deeply into our identity. It arrives in small, nearly imperceptible moments: like being talked over when we share something, having our ideas questioned more harshly than others’, or being misunderstood repeatedly without anyone attempting to see from our perspective.
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What We Wish They Saw – The Pain That Should be Clear as Glass
For us, it’s always the loudest pain carried with the front of a silent serenity on our shoulders. However, as the glass child, we are often overlooked, yet expected to be the strong ones, the caregivers, or the glue holding everything together. However, when we let our pain show, we are often deemed to be “too much”.
Isolation and Depression by- Jordan Mcglamry Throughout the pandemic, isolation was imperative to lessen the spread of the virus. However, isolation has a few drawbacks. HelpGuide offers the signs and…