It's Burning Here

[Introduction: Written for every girl who finds herself in loneliness] When she was in college, she was trapped in the lower bunk of the dormitory due to depression. She had insomnia all night and regarded her friends as her only life-saving straw. She is used to pleasing and giving in. She is the "emotional trash can" that is always available, allowing the other person's jealousy and comparison to drain her last bit of energy. Until late one night, physiological nausea caused her to wake up in the dark. She didn't argue or say goodbye, she just silently deleted her contact information, dragged her suitcase alone, and left the familiar campus. It's been three years since I left. In a cheap rental house in a strange city, she learned to be prudent, learned to say "no" to unreasonable demands, and learned to calmly handle her own funeral affairs while seeing a doctor alone late at night. She manages weight loss as a project, regards financial management as a required course in life, and regards every dilemma she faces as the safest life plan. She is no longer the duckweed dependent on others, she has become her own shore. In the spring of 2026, the project comes to an end and the old life ends completely. She bid farewell to a consuming job with dignity and seamlessly entered a weight loss training camp to reshape her body and soul. In the process, she met an even match of love, reached reconciliation with her original family, and completely broke away from all consuming relationships. This is not a bloody counterattack novel, but a true story that grew out of the mud. It tells you: all the past is to make you become yourself. Don't please, don't be internal, have boundaries, love yourself. In this round, she only won for herself.