3% of Me
It was just another Tuesday, one of those ordinary days when the coffee grows cold before the first meeting and the body wakes up already heavy with fatigue. In the office, the therapist looked at me with that quiet composure known only to those who have weathered many storms. And then, without warning, he dropped the question that dismantled me: — Would you lend your phone charger if your own battery were down to 3%? I smiled, thinking it was some silly metaphor. I answered no, of course not. At 3%, the charger is my lifeline. And that was when … Continue reading 3% of Me