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I forgot what happiness felt like- it became a distant memory, buried beneath years of sacrifice. I chased only what others wanted, left my own dreams standing in silence, my voice fading into unheard cries. I built homes for everyone but myself, became a sanctuary for the weary and worn. I lit up every room I entered- yet inside me, something stayed cold and unlit. I fixed what was broken without a sound, mended shattered hopes with careful hands. I wore courage like armor on my face while my soul whispered quiet demands. I gave my days to other people’s lives- my energy, my love, my time. And in return, I kept the dark hours, alone with the weight of my own decline. I let others take the credit, poured my essence into shadows. I kept waiting for “someday,” for a dawn that never seemed to come. I gave my best years away to others, left pieces of myself in places I can’t return to. One day I stood before the mirror and did not recognize the person staring back at me. And when it ...