For years, I thought something was wrong with me. No matter what I did, it was never enough. My family dismissed me, my professional circle turned on me, and people I trusted walked away without looking back. I was left questioning everything—was I difficult? Was I broken? Was I just imagining things?
Then I saw the pattern. The gaslighting, the scapegoating, the mobbing—it was all by design. The people who erased me needed me to believe I was the problem because it kept the spotlight off of them.
When I finally saw the truth, it was like stepping out of a fog. But clarity doesn’t erase the pain, it just helps you understand it. I lost my family, my career was sabotaged, and my name was dragged through the mud. The worst part? The ones who orchestrated it all walked away without consequences.
But here’s what they didn’t expect: I’m still here. And I see everything now.
If you’ve ever been made to doubt your own reality—if you’ve ever been the family scapegoat, the workplace target, or the one everyone “mysteriously” turned against—I want you to know it wasn’t you. It never was.
How did you first realize you weren’t the problem? Let’s talk.
Then I saw the pattern. The gaslighting, the scapegoating, the mobbing—it was all by design. The people who erased me needed me to believe I was the problem because it kept the spotlight off of them.
When I finally saw the truth, it was like stepping out of a fog. But clarity doesn’t erase the pain, it just helps you understand it. I lost my family, my career was sabotaged, and my name was dragged through the mud. The worst part? The ones who orchestrated it all walked away without consequences.
But here’s what they didn’t expect: I’m still here. And I see everything now.
If you’ve ever been made to doubt your own reality—if you’ve ever been the family scapegoat, the workplace target, or the one everyone “mysteriously” turned against—I want you to know it wasn’t you. It never was.
How did you first realize you weren’t the problem? Let’s talk.