00:00A wolf cub was left inside a flock of sheep. When it opened its eyes, all it could see around
00:04it
00:04were sheep peacefully eating grass. It tried to eat grass just like they did, but its body could
00:09not survive on it. Again and again, it fell sick, and the flock slowly began keeping their distance
00:15from it. The cub tried to bleat like the sheep, but its deep voice frightened everyone instead.
00:20Its sharp teeth also made it look strange to the others. Gradually, it started changing itself.
00:24It hid its teeth, tried to keep its claws tucked away, and did everything it could to look like a
00:29sheep, hoping that one day the flock would finally accept it. It spent so much time trying to fit in
00:34that it almost forgot what it really was. Then one day, it was left at the edge of the forest,
00:39where there was no more grass to eat. Terrified, it hid inside the bushes. Suddenly, a rabbit ran past.
00:45Hunger forced it to leap without thinking, and with the very same sharp teeth it had always
00:50considered a burden. It caught its prey within a single moment. At that instant, it finally understood
00:55that it was not a sheep, it was a wolf. The truth is, when we spend too much time around
01:00the wrong
01:00people, we begin to believe that something is wrong with us. A toxic environment does not change who
01:05you are overnight. It slowly teaches you to doubt yourself. Then you start measuring yourself by other
01:10people's standards, and hiding the very strengths that make you who you are.
