Using Emotional Struggle As Superpower

We all carry something. It could be, a memory that still stings. A loss we don’t talk about. Silent battles that visit us at night — uninvited, but familiar.

In this moment it feels like as if I’ve lost everything but it’s less hours at work. Changing my perspective of life for a moment, what if the very weight I carry… was the strength I’m made of?

Becoming a mother—I believe emotional struggles aren’t weaknesses. In pain, we single people, mothers and our single fathers find our superpower.

A superpower in a world that often tells us to stay numb. Maybe we worry more than most. That’s not weakness — that’s depth.

Maybe we overthink. That means we care.

Maybe we’ve had to rebuild ourself over and over again. That’s called resilience.

The pain shaped us, but it never defined us.

It gave us perspective. Compassion. Grit.

It made our stories richer and our presence softer — and that’s something to be proud of. So no, we don’t hide our struggles.