Post 006: "What If Closure Isn’t Something They Give You? "

They won’t come back to apologize.

They won’t admit how they made you feel small. How they left you mid-sentence. How they used your kindness like a doormat.

You’ll keep waiting for that text. That explanation. That acknowledgment.

But closure doesn’t come from someone who didn’t care enough to stay. It comes from you.

When you stop refreshing the chat. When you stop assigning meaning to their silence. When you finally accept that someone who loves you doesn’t make you beg for understanding.

If you’re still waiting for closure, hear this:

You’re not the problem. You never were.

You’re just someone who believed in someone who couldn’t meet you there.

And now, you get to choose peace. You get to let go—without their permission.

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