- Topic
- LOLA (the trauma voice) tells you 'I'm too much for anyone' — this post names that as a voice from old wounds, not a fact about the reader's worth
- Arc
- myth-busting structure — the myth is that 'I'm too much' is true; the truth is that it's LOLA speaking from past rejection, not present reality
- Hook
- Direct, warm, and non-clinical — names the voice (LOLA) and the belief, then immediately reframes it as memory, not truth
- Voice
- Playful but grounded, completely un-clinical, teaching psychology invisibly — the reader learns about trauma responses without the term being the point. Uses Angela's own language: LOLA by name, 'you are not broken', 'you cannot change what you cannot see'
- CTA
- Assigned CTA 'Save this for later' worded naturally as 'Save this' — fits a validating post the reader will want to return to
- Constraints
- Never diagnosis-by-checklist. Never toxic positivity or 'you are broken' framing. LOLA is a teaching device for inner dialogue, not a claim about clinical dissociation. Heavy topic (self-esteem/trauma voice) so included crisis resource exactly as specified. Educational content disclaimer included. No treatment language, no implication of therapy being delivered.