πŸ’– Part 3 – Invisible Doesn’t Mean Unimportant

 





🍼 “Am I Still Me?”

Let’s be real… there’s something no one talks about when it comes to having a baby:
You don’t just birth a child—you bury a version of yourself.

Your old routines, your confidence, your peace, your body, your social life…

Gone—or at least shoved in the back of the closet with your pre-pregnancy jeans and that face mask you haven’t had time to use since giving birth.

Now you're "mama." That’s how people greet you. That’s who everyone focuses on. But nobody asks:

“How’s she doing?”

Not the mom. Not the caretaker. The woman. The soul. The friend. The you before stretch marks, spit-up, and sleep deprivation.


πŸ‘€ The Viral Truth No One Posts

Here’s the tea:

You can be fully present for your baby and still feel completely invisible to the world.

You can be so loved by your little one and still feel forgotten by everyone else.

And guess what? That doesn’t make you selfish—it makes you human.

This isn’t just about sleep deprivation. It’s about identity loss.
It’s about feeling like you’re performing 24/7 with no standing ovation.

It’s about making bottles at 3AM and wondering if anyone even notices that you haven’t had a full conversation in days.


πŸ”₯ Trending Affirmation for Viral Sharing:

"Just because they don’t see me doesn’t mean I’m not still glowing."


πŸ‘©πŸ½‍πŸ’» Journal Prompt (For Reels or Blog Downloads)

“Who was I before I became 'Mom'—and who do I want to become next?”
Answer this in your Notes app, or post as a carousel to get your community talking.


πŸ’¬ Discussion Thread Prompt for Comments:

πŸ”₯ Let’s break the silence:
“What’s one thing you wish someone would say to you—not as a mom, but as a woman?”

πŸ“Œ Pin the best answer. Screenshot a few. Build your next viral quote post.


✨ Final Love Note:

To the mother who feels invisible in her own home, whose name has been replaced by “Mom,” and whose worth gets buried under diapers and dishes—please hear this:

You are still in there. She is not lost. She is waiting to rise again.

You are not unimportant.
You are not just a role.
You are a radiant, worthy, divine human being.

πŸ“£ And your story deserves to be heard—even in a world too busy clapping for the baby to notice the one holding it all together.

Pink Aura Diaries, XOXO πŸ’‹✨

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