You'll read anyone's cup. Yours stays face down.
Hand you someone else's cup and you light up — you will sit with it, turn it, take it seriously, give them twenty full minutes of attention nobody else in their life is giving them. Then somebody reaches for yours and the room suddenly needs more water, or the plates need clearing, or you remember a story about someone entirely different. You are not hiding anything dramatic. It is simpler and worse than that: being the one who looks after everyone means never having to be a person with needs, and you would rather be indispensable than known. The Eye notices that the people who love you most cannot answer basic questions about how you are doing, and that this is not an accident — it is the arrangement.
Get your read — free on iPhoneTurn your own cup over in front of one person this month. Not the sanded-down version — the actual one.
you would rather be indispensable than known, and you have arranged your entire life so nobody ever has to choose.
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