They ask, "What's the toughest truth life refuses to let you forget?" That people can go from home to hollow quicker than you ever see coming. Someone who once felt stitched into your story can drift into a stranger without warning. Someone you defended in rooms you weren't even invited into can sit with others and tear your name apart like it never meant a thing It's wild how loyalty can evaporate, how a familiar face can backstab you without even blinking, how easily you become the villain in a narrative you never auditioned for-simply for showing up as your real self. Life keeps showing you that masks attract more company than honesty ever will. That some people would rather ignite chaos than choose peace. That steadiness-once something sacred-has become "boring" to those who fear their own quiet. So yes. the hardest lesson? It's realizing that not everyone has the heart you thought they did. And sometimes, people are the wound you never saw coming.