Post 007 ''The Message You’ll Never Send — And Why That’s Okay"

You open the chat. Type. Delete. Type again. Reread it. Rewrite it. Over and over.

And still… you don’t send it.

Because deep down, you know it won’t change anything.

You’re not writing to reconnect—you’re writing to feel close to them again. You’re trying to make sense of silence. To bridge a gap they stopped trying to cross.

You’re not crazy. You’re just someone who loved deeply and didn’t get closure.

But here’s the hard truth: the people who care don’t leave you wondering. They don’t disappear and force you to fill the silence with messages you’ll never send.

So close the chat. Let the message remain unsent.

Sometimes, silence is the loudest boundary you can set. Not to punish them—but to protect yourself.

Because the real closure? It’s not in a text. It’s in finally choosing peace over explanations.