Half of yourself, kept in permanent exile.
You inherited two halves of yourself and decided one of them was contaminated — not because it was weaker, but because using it meant admitting someone else's plan for you had worked. So you operate on only part of who you are, on principle, even when it costs you the win, because winning the wrong way feels like losing something much bigger than the match. Slowly you're finding out that rejecting half your own inheritance doesn't undo the damage — it just keeps you smaller than you actually are. The Eye notes: the half you refuse isn't your father's anymore. It became yours the day you stopped needing his permission to use it.
Get your read — free on iPhoneUsing all of yourself isn't surrender — it's the actual rebellion.
The exact day the rejected half quietly became yours.
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