We Don't Matter

by Juliet Rose

opened up the world that everyone had their own bubble of suffering. The best way to control them was to convince them they had it worse than other people, or that other people were causing their suffering. Divide and conquer.

Those of us, who are convinced by the world we’re worthless, believe it and shut off the possibility of anything different, surviving on moments. Then we meet people like you and Sam, who insist we believe in our worth and let us out of that prison. There is no sentence worse than believing you don’t matter,”