“Like I Don’t Count” is about the kind of damage that leaves no visible bruises, the silence, dismissal, and emotional neglect that slowly makes someone question whether their pain is real. It follows a man who spent so Read more
“Like I Don’t Count” is about the kind of damage that leaves no visible bruises, the silence, dismissal, and emotional neglect that slowly makes someone question whether their pain is real. It follows a man who spent so long being ignored, minimized, and made to feel like a burden that he eventually started silencing himself. But beneath the hurt is a final act of defiance, the realization that his voice matters, his pain was real, and no matter how small he was made to feel, HE COUNTS