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Learning to Trust Myself Again

Writer: Mary Alice Dorta
Mary Alice Dorta
Apr 13
1 min read


A reflection on intuition, self-trust, and inner knowing


There was a time I didn’t trust myself.


Even when I felt something clearly…


I would question it.


Second guess it.

Talk myself out of it.

Look for reassurance outside of me.


I thought other people knew better.

I thought I needed confirmation.

I thought I needed to be sure.


But deep down…


I already knew.


Healing didn’t just teach me awareness.


It taught me trust.


Trust in what I feel.

Trust in what my body tells me.

Trust in the quiet knowing that doesn’t need explanation.


I started noticing something…


Every time I ignored myself,

I felt it.


Tension.

Discomfort.

A quiet disconnect.


And every time I listened…


Even if it didn’t make sense yet…


I felt something different.


Calm.

Clarity.

Peace.


That’s when I realized…


Self-trust isn’t about having all the answers.


It’s about honoring what you already know.


Now, I don’t rush to explain myself.


I don’t need to justify my decisions.


I don’t override what I feel to make others comfortable.


I listen.


And I trust that it’s enough.


Take what resonates. Leave the rest.

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