If I want people to be real with me, why do I get so defensive when they do?
You only want the truth if it doesn’t expose you
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What do you hate most about your feelings?
How good a lie can feel
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Why does it feel like she broke me beyond repair?
She didn’t break you. She just showed you what was already cracked
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Why am I so loyal to people who hurt my future?
Your fear of loneliness hurts even more
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Where do you think I’ll be in five years?
Farther than you think, if you keep asking questions
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What if I never become someone I’m proud of?
Asking that question will prevent that from happening
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What if I never find what I’m meant to do?
You'll still become someone the future will be grateful for
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What if the person I become isn't really me?
That discovery will lead to who you’re meant to be
Moral
Not every version of you deserves to survive. Let me repeat that: not every version of you deserves to survive.
Somewhere in your future, a happier version of you is begging you to let go today. Every question asked in honesty is one less place for lies to hide.
The hardest part of becoming isn't discovering yourself. It's grieving the parts of you that no longer deserve a future.
Loss Is Gain
Until The Next Question,
— SEAWZDM