I'm just a normal person. No superpowers, no hidden genius, no special talent people would clap for. Just a random dude living on Earth, waking up, getting through the day, doing what I can. Most of the time it feels like no one really cares about my opinion, or where my future is going. And maybe that's true. The world is loud, and people like me don't usually get heard.
I'm not pretending to be strong all the time either. If someone says something bad about me, I feel it. It sticks in my head longer than it should. I replay it, overthink it, let it stress me out. That's not weakness that's just being human. I don't have power, status, or some special shield that protects me from words. I feel things deeply because I'm just a normal person.
Sometimes I wish I didn't care. I wish I could say, "I don't care what people think," and actually mean it. But the truth is, I do care. Because when you don't have power or talent to fall back on, your self-worth feels fragile. One bad comment can feel heavier than ten good moments. And that's exhausting.
Still, being normal doesn't mean I'm nothing. It just means I'm real. I experience stress, doubt, fear, and quiet hopes that I don't always say out loud. I'm not trying to be a legend or someone special in history. I'm just trying to live, to get through another day without breaking under the weight of other people's opinions.
Maybe no one is watching my life closely. Maybe my future doesn't look impressive from the outside. But this is my life, and I'm the one carrying it. I don't need superpowers to feel pain, and I don't need talent to want peace. I'm just a normal dude and honestly, that's the truest thing I can say.