It’s a quiet thought that creeps in when things go wrong, when love feels distant, or when you’re left behind: “Maybe I’m not good enough.” It doesn’t shout—it whispers. But its echo can fill your entire heart.
You start to question everything—your worth, your choices, your place in someone’s life. You compare yourself to others, wondering what they have that you don’t. You replay moments, searching for flaws, trying to find the reason why you weren’t chosen, understood, or loved the way you hoped.
This feeling is heavy. It’s not just sadness—it’s self-doubt wrapped in silence. And the hardest part is that it often comes from love. You care so much that you forget to care for yourself. You give everything, and when it’s not enough, you wonder if you ever were.
But here’s the truth: feeling “not good enough” doesn’t mean you aren’t. It means you’re human. It means you’re growing. It means you’re brave enough to feel deeply. And while others may fail to see your light, it doesn’t mean it’s not shining.
You are enough—not because you’re perfect, but because you’re real. And that is more than good. That is beautiful.
