A NEW DOOR

Over the years, many of us have heard the same message—
That we are too much.

Too sensitive.
Too intense.
Too loud.
Too deep.
Too different.

And slowly, we began to shrink.
To apologize for our joy, our passion, our tears.
To question the very parts of ourselves that made us whole.

But here’s the truth:
We were never too much.
We were simply honest in a world that fears honesty.
Expressive in a world that prefers masks.
Awake in a world that often chooses sleep.

Our sensitivity is not a flaw—it’s a gift.
Our depth is not a burden—it’s our wisdom.
Our uniqueness is not a problem to be solved—it’s our soul’s signature.

Of course, it can feel lonely sometimes.
When the world doesn’t quite know how to receive our fullness.
When our light reflects what others have not yet dared to see in themselves.

But we are not here to be small.
We are here to be real.
To take up space.
To live and love as fully as our hearts allow.

And when we begin to do that—when we stop apologizing for who we are—something begins to shift.

We start to attract others who see us, really see us.
Not despite our “too muchness,” but because of it.
And suddenly, we realize:
We were never alone.
We were just waiting for our people to find us.

So if the world has tried to tame us,
To quiet our voices,
To round our edges,
Let this be our reminder:

We don’t need to be less.
We don’t need to be different.
We are already whole.

Take a breath.
Feel the truth of your being.
And whisper:

“I am enough.
Exactly as I am.
And I will no longer apologize for it.”