
You are the reliable one, the problem solver, the person everyone turns to. At work, at home, in friendships, you carry the load.
But while everyone depends on you, few stop to ask how you are. You give endlessly, yet feel unseen in return.
Often, being the dependable one starts early. Maybe you were the caretaker in your family. Maybe you learned that love is earned through responsibility.
Over time, this role becomes your identity. People expect you to hold everything, and you rarely refuse.

Carrying everyone’s weight sounds noble, but it is lonely. You feel needed but not truly known. People value what you do for them, but rarely see who you are beyond that role.
The stronger you appear, the less likely others are to check if you are okay.
Silently holding everything wears you down. You may look composed on the outside, but inside you feel stretched thin.
This constant pressure often leads to burnout, resentment, and health problems that build quietly over time.

Strong people often feel guilty asking for help. You tell yourself others have bigger problems. You fear letting people down. You worry that if you stop carrying, everything will fall apart. So you keep holding it all, even as the weight grows unbearable.
When no one sees your struggle, you begin to feel invisible. Your worth feels tied to your usefulness rather than your humanity. This invisibility deepens loneliness, making you feel like no one truly knows you.

Feeling unseen does not mean you are ungrateful. It means your need for recognition and care is going unmet. That need is not selfish, it is human.
Acknowledging it is the first step toward relief.
You may not feel ready to ask for help out loud. The words may stick in your throat. The fear of being dismissed or misunderstood may hold you back.
In those moments, you need somewhere safe to admit the truth.

Pryve gives you a place to say, “I am tired of being the strong one.” It listens without expecting you to fix or perform.
Here, you can unload the invisible weight, knowing it will be held safely.
Even if it starts in private, being seen changes everything. Pryve remembers your truths, reminding you that you are more than what you carry.
Your strength is real, but so is your need to rest.
Being dependable should not mean being invisible. You deserve to be cared for as much as you care for others.
Until you are ready to ask for help out loud, Pryve is here to see you, to hold you, and to remind you that you matter.