People think I’m brave. Maybe I am, but it’s not because I’m fearless.
I’m afraid I’m not a good enough mom, that I’m incapable of healthy romantic relationships.
I am worried about getting older and what other people think of me. I’m worried that I am making a mistake. Sometimes, when I’m alone with my feelings and my self-doubt, I cry. And on days when I am not centered and grounded and certain, shame takes over. I convince myself that I’m bad.
Shame is insidious. Especially for those of us socialized as women. Not only does it make us feel badly about ourselves, it creates a wall between us and others and makes us afraid to be seen. I want to know what you’re afraid of.
I want to know what you’re afraid of.
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