She’s not struggling. She’s awakening.

She’s not being difficult. She’s just finally listening to her gut.

She’s not asking for too much. She’s asking the wrong people.

Because here’s what she’s realizing:

Peace isn’t always found in silence, it’s also found in speaking her truth.

Confidence doesn’t come from performance, it comes with showing up, even when it doesn’t feel comfortable.

Self-worth isn’t something you earn, it’s something you reclaim.

Boundaries aren’t rude, they’re protection and your birthright.

And guilt? Guilt isn’t intuition, it’s conditioning.

This version of her doesn’t keep the peace at her own expense.

She protects it. And if protecting it makes someone uncomfortable? So be it.

She’s no longer performing gratitude for crumbs.

She’s no longer outsourcing her worth to anyone with inconsistent energy and a well-timed compliment.

She’s no longer sacrificing her own needs in exchange for being seen as “nice.”

And she’s definitely no longer mistaking availability for alignment.

This isn’t about becoming a new woman.

It’s about coming home to the version of you that was never broken, just buried under expectations, performance and people-pleasing.