Josh KellarYou walk into the room and start adjusting. Trying to read the temperature. Wondering if you fit. But belonging isn’t earned through performance—it’s claimed through presence.
Josh KellarYou’ve been taught to prove your worth. To earn affection. To stay lovable by staying agreeable. But true love isn’t transactional—it’s transformational. And you don’t have to chase what is already yours.
Josh KellarYou smile while breaking, whisper “I’m fine” through clenched teeth, and carry more than anyone knows. But struggling doesn’t make you a burden—it makes you human. And you don’t have to carry it alone.
Josh KellarYou’ve kept things smooth on the surface—but inside, it’s noisy. When peace requires your silence, it’s not peace. It’s self-erasure. Real harmony invites your voice, too.