The most profound psychological anguish one can endure is being a sensitive individual.
You will feel as though the universe is penalizing you solely for possessing the capacity to feel.
Your complaints will fall on deaf ears, and your pain will go unfelt. Your inherent fault is that you continue to feel deeply in a world that is often insensitive and unresponsive.
If your spirit were to wither away, leaving you feeling isolated, it would likely go unnoticed.
No one would be aware of the demise of your soul or its potential resurgence.
It is God’s wisdom to intentionally create you with this unique sensitivity. Was it not within His power to craft you from something as resilient as iron?
- Tahany
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Tahany Azzab
CEO at Asia News, Author, Certified Trainer, Mother of Four Children
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