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Ran for 9 days, from June 21 to June 30, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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I see it all of the time in high-achievers. You learned a long time ago that if you need someone, you can get hurt. Maybe someone wasn’t available when you needed them, a caregiver was inconsistent, a teacher made you feel like your needs were too much, or something else happened that taught you the safest option was to handle everything yourself. So you did. And now that survival strategy became your entire identity. You’re the strong, reliable one that never asks for much. The problem is that what protects you in childhood often costs you in adulthood, because eventually, the very thing that once kept you safe starts keeping you isolated. You don’t ask for help, let others support you, and you gave up on giving people the opportunity to show up for you a long time ago. Now, you’re carrying a weight that wasn’t yours to carry alone. There is a way, though, to expand your capacity to start to depend on others, though. Let me know if you want to learn how.
