Kevin Hidalgo
Bio
I write about the quiet parts of life — the thoughts we swallow, the weight we carry, and the moments that change us when no one is watching. If my words land anywhere, I hope it’s in the space where people finally feel understood.
Stories (3)
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The Year I Finally Stopped Pretending I Was Fine
I did not expect the year to teach me anything. I assumed it would pass the way the last few had passed, with the same routines, the same responsibilities, the same familiar exhaustion I had learned to treat as usual. I thought I understood myself well enough. I thought I knew my limits. I thought I was managing.
By Kevin Hidalgoabout a month ago in Longevity
Most People Don’t Realize How Tired They Are Until Life Finally Gets Quiet. AI-Generated.
There is a kind of exhaustion that sinks in slowly. Not the physical kind. The quieter version. The one that shows up when life finally gives you a moment to breathe and you notice how heavy everything feels.
By Kevin Hidalgoabout a month ago in Humans
The Moment You Realize You’re Living a Life You Never Actually Chose. AI-Generated.
There is a moment that sneaks up on you in adulthood. It rarely hits during the big events. It usually happens in the quiet routines. You’re brushing your teeth, driving home, sitting on the edge of your bed, scrolling your phone at midnight. Out of nowhere, you feel this sudden awareness settle into your chest.
By Kevin Hidalgoabout a month ago in Humans
