No one really knows me
You can be surrounded by people and still feel like the real you is standing alone in a corner. Wanting to be truly known is not too much to ask; it's one of the deepest needs there is. That no one has met all of you yet doesn't mean you're unknowable — it means the right closeness hasn't found you yet. You are worth knowing, fully, and that stays true even in the quiet.
Read one, sit with it, and draw as many more as you need.
Lonely
No one really knows me
“Feeling like no one truly knows you is its own specific loneliness, surrounded by people yet unmet. The ache is real, and it doesn't mean you're unknowable.”
More comforting words for this feeling
“Being unknown isn't the same as being unlovable. It often just means the people around you haven't yet been shown, or haven't yet looked, beneath the surface.”
“You can be in a full room and still feel like a stranger in it. That gap between being seen and being known is one of the quietest aches there is.”
“The real you hasn't been met by everyone, but that's not proof you're too strange to know. It's often just proof you've kept the door of yourself carefully shut.”