Check on Your Strong Friends #mentalhealth #weareone #fypage #cantgetright

In this raw, first‑person monologue, the speaker reveals a daily cycle of intense emotional pain, describing how an unrelieved “heavy load” has shifted into current relationships, causing them to cry every day. They articulate a deep need for love, physical affection, and acceptance, yet feel that vulnerability is relegated to childhood and that “real men” are expected to hide any struggle. The speaker recounts an encounter with an idol who, clutching a black Bible, instructed them to “put away your pain” and forget it to attain heaven, illustrating how religious messages can suppress emotional expression. They also invoke their identity as a descendant of a slave and reference the trauma of 9/11, linking personal suffering to broader historical and intergenerational wounds. Throughout, the speaker oscillates between despair and a hopeful yearning for someone to see them as a person worthy of love and care.










