There's something about work and school that can make us feel trapped—like we have to play a role, follow a script, keep certain thoughts to ourselves.

Feeling completely invisible or undervalued—it's a particular kind of pain. It's the feeling of being present but not recognized, of contributing but not being seen, of having something to say but no one listening.

Maybe it's a moment where you felt unseen, or a situation where your contributions weren't recognized. Maybe it's a pattern you've noticed, where your presence or your work doesn't seem to matter. Whatever it is, that feeling of being invisible or undervalued—it's real, and it hurts.

This space is for that feeling. For the thoughts that circle in your mind when you think about what's a moment at, for the words you haven't said out loud, for the experiences that need to be acknowledged. You don't need to have it all figured out. You don't need to solve anything. You just need to let it out.

And here's what matters most: you're completely anonymous. No one will know it's you. No judgment, no consequences, no need to worry about how someone might react. This is your space to be honest, to be raw, to be exactly where you are right now.