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you’re lonely so you become insecure, and then your insecurity makes you even more lonely. simple. people can smell through your hesitation, your need for validation, the way you speak like you're scared of being seen. you think keeping to yourself protects you, but it actually evidences everything you're trying to hide. and the worst part is you start to build your identity around it. “maybe i’m just meant to be alone,” you tell yourself, like it’s noble or profound, but it’s just fear in disguise. you want connection, but you’re scared of being rejected, so you give off this energy that repels everyone before they even try. it's a closed loop. your solitude breeds insecurity, and your insecurity keeps you in solitude. and you don’t fix it by pretending to be confident, but by stopping the self-loathing feedback loop you’ve been feeding for years. otherwise, you rot in it forever, wondering why nobody sees you while you keep making yourself invisible.