i think everyone hates me a little bit..

I've definitely had moments in my life where I felt like I wasn’t good enough or that people kind of disliked me, and it can be incredibly isolating. The phrase from the image, "but I think part of you hated me," really hits home—sometimes we even fear rejection from those closest to us. What helped me a lot was learning to challenge those negative thoughts instead of accepting them as facts. Instead of assuming that everyone hates me or I don’t matter, I started to question why I felt that way. Often, these feelings came from past painful experiences or my own harsh self-judgment rather than reality. Opening up to a trusted friend or counselor about these emotions can also make a big difference. Expressing these deep feelings instead of bottling them up reminds us we’re not alone, and others care more than we realize. I also found that engaging in activities that build my confidence, whether it’s pursuing a hobby or small daily wins, helped diminish the power of those self-doubts. For those dealing with sadness and the belief of "never being good enough," it’s crucial to remember that everyone has value and struggles in some way. Recognizing that feelings of inadequacy and fear of being disliked are common can lessen their sting. Plus, practicing self-compassion—treating yourself as kindly as you would a loved one—brings healing. If you relate to hashtags like #nevergoodenough or #saddness, consider that these emotions don’t define your entire story. Over time, with patience and support, it’s possible to rebuild a more positive sense of self-worth and connect meaningfully with others despite those inner battles.