You feel other people's feelings louder than your own.
You walk into a room and immediately know who's struggling. You're the friend who remembers birthdays, checks in first, drops everything when someone needs you. But here's what nobody sees: you give so much because deep down, you're terrified of being unwanted. You measure your worth by how much people need you. And when they don't say thank you? That quiet resentment eats you alive. You are genuinely warm. But the bravest thing you can do is let people love you without earning it first.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou give until you're empty and then resent people for not noticing. but you'd never say that out loud because then you'd be 'selfish.'