Too young for the weight he picked up.
You picked up a weight built for someone twice your age, and nobody's noticed you're still doing homework underneath it. Saying no feels like betrayal, so you say yes to everything and then quietly fall apart in the fifteen minutes nobody's watching — the bus ride home, the empty hallway, the gap between one emergency and the next. You've confused being needed with being loved, because the first one showed up early and never really left room for the second to arrive. Guilt runs your calendar more reliably than any actual plan you've ever made for yourself. The Eye notes: you keep proving you can carry it, to people who never once asked you to carry it alone.
Get your read — free on iPhoneAsking for help isn't the weight slipping — it's finally setting some of it down.
Who you're still trying to prove it to by carrying it alone.
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