When Closure Finally Comes: Choosing Peace Over Familiar Pain
There are relationships we hold onto far longer than we should — not because they’re good for us, but because they’re familiar. Sometimes we confuse history with loyalty, and we convince ourselves that being a “good friend” means enduring behavior that chips away at our peace. I did that for a long time. I gave grace, patience, space, understanding, and compassion to someone who had no real intention of growing. Someone who hid behind loneliness and used it as a reason to drag others down with h...