Some people hate you but can't name one thing you did to them.
And that's the truth they’ll never admit. Their hate isn’t rooted in any wrongdoing of yours—it’s rooted in their own internal battles. They see something in you that reminds them of everything they’re not, everything they’ve lost, or everything they’re too afraid to pursue. Your confidence unsettles their insecurity. Your healing irritates their unhealed wounds. Your light bothers the darkness they’ve made a home in.

They may smile in your face and talk behind your back. They may twist stories and build lies just to try to paint you in a shade that matches their bitterness. But deep down, if you asked them what exactly you did wrong—they wouldn’t be able to name a single thing. Not a real thing. Because the truth is, you didn’t hurt them. You just triggered the parts of them they haven’t faced.

Sometimes your growth offends those who chose to stay stagnant. Your boundaries challenge those who benefited from your silence. Your peace is a threat to people who feed off chaos. You remind them of who they wish they were brave enough to become. And instead of facing that, they choose to hate.

But don’t let it change you. Don’t shrink to make them comfortable. Don’t doubt yourself because they can’t handle your truth. Let them misunderstand you, let them talk. Stay soft. Stay kind. Stay real. Because their hate has nothing to do with you—and everything to do with who they aren't.