You Were Never Wrong, Evil, or Insane… You Are Intuitive

Let’s get something straight, right out of the cosmic gate; You are not broken. You are not insane. You are not evil.

You’re intuitive.

For too long, people like us have been dismissed, demonized, or quietly diagnosed by people who just couldn’t understand what we were sensing. Here’s the truth loud, clear, and long overdue; If you’ve ever been told you were crazy, overreacting, too sensitive, or playing with the devil… you might actually be waking up to your intuitive self.

And no, that’s not woo-woo hype. That’s centuries of spiritual sensitivity being crushed under the weight of fear, control, and flat-out ignorance.

“You’re Just Being Crazy” The Weaponized Phrase of the Disconnected

Let’s talk about it. The number of people who’ve been called crazy just for asking questions, sensing energy, or picking up on things others couldn't explain? Astronomical. I’ve been there.

When I was younger, people told me I was insane. They laughed. They whispered. They warned others to steer clear. I started to believe it. Deep down, I knew there was something more to what I felt, saw, and experienced. My gut was lighting up like a Vegas strip, and everyone around me wanted me to ignore it.

Spoiler alert, I was right to question everything.

The truth is, the world often gaslights what it doesn’t understand. And when you grow up in an environment that’s disconnected from spiritual or energetic wisdom, being intuitive can feel like you’re walking around with a siren no one else hears, or worse, one they refuse to acknowledge. I was lucky, my family acknowledged, they just didn’t like to.

You Are Not Evil. You Are Sensitive in a World That Forgot How to Feel

There’s a special kind of projection that happens when you show signs of intuitive ability around the wrong crowd. Some will call it sinful. Some will call it darkness. Some will say you’re playing with forces best left alone.

Here’s the truth… People love to label what they don’t understand. And “evil” is the easiest way for the spiritually closed-off to feel safe when faced with something unfamiliar.

You? You are not evil. You are sensitive. A feeler. A seer. A soul with antennas tuned to frequencies most people have trained themselves to block.

And that doesn’t make you dangerous. It makes you awake.

Misinterpreting Doesn’t Make You Wrong

Let me tell you a story. When I was in my early twenties, I had a vivid, emotional vision. A car crash. Flashes of faces. A sense of dread I couldn’t shake. My best friend at the time had gone out with his friends (a group I didn’t exactly trust or like). When I voiced my feelings, people dismissed me. Said I was jealous. Overreacting. Dramatic.

And to be fair, maybe there was some jealousy in the mix. However, I wasn’t wrong.

He came home safe that night. A few weeks later, our mutual friend, someone in our circle, was killed in a head-on collision. The vision I had wasn’t wrong. The interpretation just wasn’t fully clear at the time.

That moment changed me. It taught me to stop doubting the message just because I didn’t get every detail right.

Because intuition isn’t always a photograph. It’s a mosaic. Sometimes the shapes are clear. Sometimes they need context. Misinterpreting a message doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means you’re learning to speak a language most people forgot.

Mental Health and Intuition: Two Separate Channels

Let’s be real - mental health struggles are very real. Some people live with conditions that affect their perception, their emotions, and their stability. Here’s what I want you to know, unless you’ve got a clinical diagnosis from someone qualified, think twice before believing what nonprofessionals are saying about your sanity.

Because too often, intuitive people get lumped into categories that don’t belong to them.

What you might call “crazy” could be:

• Your body reacting to energy

• Your mind picking up on collective emotions

• Your spirit warning you of danger

• Your soul remembering something you haven’t lived yet
  
  

This doesn’t mean ignore mental health. It means don’t pathologize your perception just because it doesn’t fit someone else’s framework.

Who You’re Surrounded By Matters

You want to know why your intuition feels broken sometimes? Look at who you’re surrounded by.

If you're around people who shut you down, laugh at your insights, or react with fear every time you share something deeper—you’ll start shrinking. You’ll second guess. You’ll overcorrect. You’ll silence your knowing to maintain peace with people who wouldn’t recognize truth if it sang them a song.

Get around other intuitives? Other seekers? Other people who’ve seen some things and lived to tell about it? Boom. Your gifts open. Your confidence rises. Your validation doesn’t have to come from outside, although it sure as hell helps to not be the only one in the room who sees what’s really going on.

You are not wrong. You are not evil. You are not insane. You are gifted. You just needed the right mirror.

My Final Thoughts… Trust Yourself More Than Their Fear

Here’s what I know:

• You are not here by accident.

• Your knowing isn’t wrong, it just may need refining.

• Your fear of being “too much” is rooted in someone else’s discomfort, not your truth.
  

You’ve been told for too long that your insight was dangerous. That your sensitivity was weakness. That your inner vision was fantasy.

What if your visions, your feelings, your sudden truths... were exactly what someone else needed? What if you are what this world needs more of?

And what if you started acting like it?

You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to be certain. However, you do have to be brave.

Brave enough to trust that you were never crazy. Brave enough to own that you were never evil. Brave enough to know that what you feel… is real.

Because it is.

And so are you.

You’re intuitive. Always have been. Now it’s time to live like it.