He’s the forgotten one. Not the brightest, not the most athletic, not the favorite — just… there. In a house full of love, he feels invisible. Every praise his siblings get feels like a reminder that he’s not enough. And now? He wants to leave.

In this episode, we read a vulnerable confession from a teenage boy who’s tired of being overlooked. Tired of trying. Tired of home.

We talk about emotional neglect, sibling comparison, and what happens when parents don’t even realize the damage they’re causing. This isn’t just a “teen phase” — it’s a cry for attention, identity, and belonging.

If you’ve ever felt unseen or unchosen, this one’s for you.

👣 Listen in for the story, truth about emotional wounds, and a moment of prayer for the invisible sons and daughters among us

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