top of page

Blog

The Mirror of Invisibility

The Mirror of Invisibility



The Mirror of Invisibility
The Mirror of Invisibility

Have you ever felt invisible in a relationship? Like no matter what you did, the other person just couldn’t see you?


For a long time, I thought being unseen was about them—that they weren’t giving me the attention, acknowledgment, or recognition I deserved. But through my journey, doing “the work”, I had a revelation:


Invisibility isn’t rejection—it’s reflection.



Everyone is a Mirror


The truth is, every relationship reflects something back to us. When someone can’t truly see you, it’s often because they can’t see themselves. Their blindness isn’t about your worth—it’s about their own invisibility being mirrored outward.


But here’s the part that stings a little: when we don’t fully see ourselves, we feel invisible more easily. It’s almost like the mirror gets doubled—our unseen places resonate with theirs, and suddenly we’re both standing in a reflection of invisibility.



The Trigger as a Teacher


Those moments when we feel unseen are painful, but they are also teachers. They invite us to ask:

• Where am I not fully acknowledging myself?

• What parts of me am I hoping someone else will validate instead of validating within?


Instead of blaming the mirror, we can use it as an invitation to go deeper into self-love.



Choosing to See Yourself


The moment we begin to truly see and love ourselves, the cycle breaks. We stop depending on another person’s ability to see us. Their blindness no longer defines us.


In that space, invisibility dissolves—not because the other person changed, but because we chose to.



Closing Thought


Here’s the truth that emerged for me:


“Invisibility isn’t about you—it’s the reflection of what hasn’t yet been seen within. When you choose to see and love yourself, you stop being unseen.” —Susan Hoyle


So the next time you feel invisible, pause. Instead of asking, “Why don’t they see me?”try asking, “Where am I not seeing myself?” You may find that invisibility was never rejection—it was always a mirror.



If you liked this please check out my Podcast here 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3UykYrv


Join the Show Me Wellness— The Conscious Kitchen private Facebook group here 👇🏼

Comments


Featured Posts
Archive
Follow Me
  • Grey Facebook Icon
  • Grey Twitter Icon
  • Grey Instagram Icon
  • Grey Pinterest Icon

101 Redtail Dr., Suite A

Ashland, MO 65010

info@susanhoyle.com

Show-Me-Wellness-Logo-White.png

Tel: 573-819-7513

  • White Facebook Icon
  • White Twitter Icon
  • White Instagram Icon

© 2022 Susan Hoyle

bottom of page