INHERITED

What We Carry Without Remembering

You can be stable and still feel on edge.
You can succeed and still feel unfinished.
You can be safe, and remain prepared.

Inherited explores what lingers after survival—not as memory or trauma recalled, but as adaptation carried forward.

Some inheritances arrive without stories.
They arrive as readiness. As posture.
As a responsibility older than choice.
As difficulty resting even when nothing is wrong.
This booK examines how instability shapes ways of living; vigilance, endurance, meaning-making—that persist long after survival is no longer required.

Without diagnosis or self-help language, Inherited traces how these adaptations fuel achievement, strain intimacy, and surface as restlessness after success.

It introduces two recurring orientations, bearers and weavers, ways of holding continuity when interruption was not an option.
Inherited offers no fixes or promises of healing.

What it offers is language: to recognise what is carried as adaptation, not flaw.

You may not find answers here.
But you may recognise yourself.