When words stopped being worth it.
Inside,
I'm a
hurricane.
I'm a
hurricane.
Outside, I'm a blank wall.
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Connected to serotonin — the chemical that makes you feel like yourself, like your words matter, like showing up is worth it.
Your nervous system's off switch. What kept you calm enough to speak, to engage, to not feel like every conversation was too much.
When both drop — the woman who had things to say goes quiet. Not because she stopped caring. Because her brain chemistry literally changed.