Quote by Sisters Of Mercy

I don't exist when you don't see me.

I don't exist when you don't see me.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker's sense of existence is dependent on being acknowledged or recognized by others. It implies that their identity and significance are tied to the perception and attention of others. Without being seen, noticed, or acknowledged, the speaker feels as though they cease to exist in some way. It highlights the importance of validation and visibility in shaping one's sense of self and highlights the vulnerability that stems from feeling unseen or unnoticed by others.

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By Sisters Of Mercy

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