choose or adapt

• What pain shapes how you see the world?
• What truth do you carry like a splinter in the soul?
• What haven’t you forgiven—of them, or of yourself?
• Who would you be if it had never happened?

Choose 3

• Tags must cut both ways—they should offer power and create complications.
  For Example:
  • *I watched it burn* – Steeled nerves; emotionally detached or obsessive
  • *The god chose someone else* – Knows rejection; hungers for validation
  • *My name was taken* – Uses anonymity; struggles to reclaim identity
  • *Buried beneath the school* – Knows ancient secrets; haunted by what waits

• You reenact the wound on others
• You repress it so deeply it drives you unconsciously
• Someone exploits or exposes it

• What happens when the wound defines you?
  • You become its echo or avenger
  • You are consumed by the pain
  • It reshapes your connection to the divine

• You name it and face it
• You transform it into something useful or beautiful
• You offer its lesson to someone else

• What happens when the wound no longer rules you?
  • It becomes insight or wisdom
  • You carry it with peace, not shame
  • You reshape others' wounds by showing your own

• *The fire that took them* – You couldn’t save them. You still try.
• *The silence after your name* – It was erased. You still speak.
• *Betrayal at the altar* – You gave everything. They gave you absence.
• *Left in the mirror* – You don’t know who that was, but it was once you.
• *The closed door* – You asked for help. It didn’t open.