When You Become Everyone for Everyone—and Forget Yourself
There are people among us who quietly play every role life throws at them. They are not superheroes in capes, but they live like one. Father. Mother. Brother. Sister. Caregiver. Provider. Emotional anchor. Problem solver. The list never ends. They don’t do it because someone forces them to. They do it because they believe it is their responsibility. From a young age, they learn to adjust. If the family is struggling, they grow up faster. If someone is weak, they become strong. If there is chaos, they become calm. Slowly, without realizing it, they stop asking, “What do I want?” and start asking, “What is needed?” This isn’t about gender. This is about people—men and women—who become pillars so early that they forget what it feels like to lean. Living Life on Duty Mode These people live life in what can only be called duty mode . Every decision is filtered through responsibility. Every desire is postponed. Every dream is marked “later.” They choose practical caree...