Small in the mirror, huge on principle.
You spent years being underestimated before the outside of you finally matched what was always running underneath, and the mismatch never fully left. You measure yourself by a code, not a mood — what's right stays right whether or not it costs you the room, the friendship, or the fight you can't actually win. People call it stubbornness; you call it the one thing nobody handed you and nobody gets to take back. You'll stand alone on a line everyone else quietly moved past, because moving it first would feel like losing something you spent a lifetime earning. The Eye notes: the fight was never really about winning — it was about never again being the one too small to stand up.
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The old smallness your principles are still answering to.
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