Unheard Echoes of Youth; An untold story.

 In the complex tapestry of life, one thing you don't get to choose is your family. This is a universal truth that young souls often grapple with. They find themselves caught in a paradox where love and frustration collide. The passion that once ignited their spirit now smolders under the weight of familial expectations.
At times, they try to voice their pain, hoping for understanding, but the words seem to twist and turn into something else entirely. Tears flow, but it's as if the very act of crying goes unnoticed, unheard. The inner turmoil simmers, yet the outward facade might display laughter, but it's a mask to hide a deeper discontent.

It's a paradoxical dance, for within the family unit, they feel like enemies rather than kin. The most valuable treasures seem stolen, grievances piled upon shoulders that are still young and tender. Even as the years pass, even as they reach the cusp of adulthood, they remain children in the eyes of those who should support them.They yearn for love but are often met with disappointment and a lack of respect. They wonder, aren't children meant to be loved? Why does their family not listen, not understand? Is the cry for help that echoes in their hearts the same as the silent call of their bodies?

These young souls, burdened by their unspoken pain, long for their heads to be gently caressed. But instead, they find themselves in places strewn with emotional debris. Their minds, still grappling with the complexities of the world, struggle to accept such cruelty.
The unspoken words weigh heavily on their hearts, a silent scream that refuses to fade away. They can't come to terms with the thought that their own family might be setting the middle part of their lives ablaze.
In their frustration, they yearn for the freedom to express themselves, to speak their truths without judgment. They wonder if those who hold authority over them have ever questioned their own roles as parents, siblings, or mentors. Have they ever sat in silence, reflecting on their actions and the impact they have on the lives of these young souls?
And amidst it all, the most bewildering question lingers: why do they remain silent in the face of their children's pain? When their hearts silently cry out for solace and understanding, why do they, instead, create turmoil in the very places that should be a sanctuary?
These narratives of youth paint a vivid picture of the battles fought within the family, the struggle for understanding, and the quest for love amidst a sea of emotions.