HER
The weight of unspoken needs pressed down on her, She didn't know how to vocal the unrest within, the silent cries for help trapped beneath a surface of forced composure. Instead of reaching out, of voicing her struggles, she chose a different kind of escape – a quiet vanishing act. She'd simply disappear, melting away from the daily break into pieces, the expectations, the pressures that felt too heavy to bear. There were no dramatic pronouncements, no tearful goodbyes, just a slow fading, a quiet retreat into the solitude she craved. In this sanctuary of silence, she would tend to her wounds, unseen and unheard, nursing herself back to a semblance of wholeness. The process was slow, and a solitary journey of self-repair. And then, as odd as she vanished, she would return. Refreshed, perhaps, or at least appearing so. The traces of her struggle would remain invisible to most, leaving only a faint whisper of her absence, a lingering question mark in the minds of those who cared. Her reappearance was a testament to her quiet strength, her ability to heal in secret, a silent victory over the unspoken battles she fought alone. -MyJournal_ZKC
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