A childhood nobody caught, turned into a verdict on everything.
Something in your life broke early and completely, and nobody who was supposed to catch it did — so somewhere along the way the hurt stopped looking for help and started looking for someone to blame, then everyone to blame. You've decided that a world capable of failing a kid that badly doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt, and honestly, some of what you're angry about is real. The tragedy is that the rage has grown bigger than the grief that started it, and now it's aimed at everything instead of the specific people who actually let you down. The Eye notes: you're not wrong that you were failed. You've just started punishing the wrong scale for it.
Get your read — free on iPhoneThe people who failed you were specific. The world you're punishing isn't.
The exact scale your grief outgrew a long time ago.
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