The Sentence I Keep Rewriting, Hoping the Right Soul Will Read It

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Dear Readers,

I keep rewriting the same sentence in different words,

hoping someone will finally read what I never had the courage to say out loud.

It’s strange, isn’t it?

How you can sit in a room full of people… and still feel like a ghost inside your own story.

There’s a quiet kind of loneliness that doesn’t come from being alone —

It comes from being unheard.

From constantly explaining yourself in ways no one stays long enough to understand.

• I’ve tried —

• Tried soft words.

• Tried strong words.

• Tried silence.

But somehow, no version of me feels loud enough to be fully seen.

• Have you ever felt this way? Isn’t it painful?

That aching feeling when your voice becomes background noise — even in the spaces where you thought you mattered.

When your heart speaks in full sentences, but all people hear are fragments.

And I know I’m not alone in this feeling.

Some of us live like walking footnotes.

We speak, but our voices fade before they reach others’ ears.

We explain, but people only hear what they want to believe.

And so, we start rewriting ourselves — softer, smaller, easier to digest.

But at what cost?

I’ve learned something lately.

When you constantly explain yourself to people who refuse to listen,

you start forgetting how to speak to yourself with kindness.

So I stopped.

• I stopped rewriting my truth to fit someone else's comfort.

• I stopped shrinking my fire just so fragile hearts wouldn’t feel burned.

•™And I started keeping some parts of me sacred — even if they’re never understood.

Here’s a truth no one says out loud:

• Not everyone is meant to understand you.

• Some people were only meant to hear the echo of your silence — not the full story behind it.

If you feel this too,

If you’ve been carrying words that no one seems to hear —

• Please don’t give up on your voice.

• It’s not too much.

• It’s not too messy.

• It’s not too complicated.

I• t’s just that the right people haven’t leaned in close enough yet.

Until then, write for yourself.

• Speak for yourself.

Be the person who finally listens to the parts of you you’ve silenced for years.

• You are not invisible.

You are just waiting to be seen by eyes that recognize the quiet kind of strength you carry.

And when that happens,

You won’t need to explain yourself anymore.

You’ll simply be understood — as you were always meant to be.

• Love yourself .You are the best and feel lovely.

If this inspired you, share it with someone who needs it.”

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— Rise Master 

The founder of The Healing Chapter