You were the "responsible one." The one who handled it, fixed it, held it together. Maybe you still do.
If you identify with the “millennial eldest daughter to helper pipeline,” chances are you've worn the badge of "fiercely independent" for years. You probably grew up hearing how mature you were, how polite, how helpful. But all that praise often came with a silent cost: becoming the emotional glue for everyone else while suppressing your own needs.
Now, that early conditioning may show up as chronic burnout, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, or a deep sense of isolation. You’re successful—but you’re exhausted. You’re capable—but constantly questioning yourself. You’re tired of holding it all.
It doesn’t have to stay that way.
This is a space where you get to be supported.
