Once upon a time, in a world where emotions were celebrated and hearts were worn on sleeves, there lived a person burdened by the weight of their own perceived heartlessness. Night after night, they battled against a painful solitude that refused to let them sleep. It seemed as though the darkness amplified their deepest fears and insecurities, taunting them with whispers of their alleged lack of empathy.

The individual wondered why others saw them as devoid of heart, as someone who couldn't feel or experience emotions like everyone else. They longed to be understood, to have their pain acknowledged, and to be allowed to express the full range of their feelings. They questioned why they were denied the right to shed tears, to feel sadness, and to show...