choosing peace

  • Waiting Room 7

    There is a waiting room that every person eventually finds. No one tells you where it is. No one hands you directions. One day life simply walks you through the door, takes a seat beside you, and says… “You’re going to be here awhile.” The room isn’t fancy. The chairs are comfortable enough to keep…

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  • There comes a point in life where peace stops being soft. People think peace is candles, quiet music, healing quotes slapped on sunsets and pretending everything deserves grace. No. Real peace has scars on her knuckles and a guest list shorter than your patience. Real peace learned the hard way that if you let chaos…

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  • Misery loves company. But healing? Healing changes the atmosphere. And suddenly the same birds that used to land on your shoulders every day start circling somewhere else looking confused because the feeder is empty now. That is the part nobody warns you about. The lonely part. The quiet part. The part where your phone gets…

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  • It’s not fair to judge a version of someone that exists only in your own mind.That image is just a memory, not the living person. A surface reflection mistaken for the whole story. The truth is, that version is already gone. It couldn’t survive what reality required. And their silence?It speaks more about what they’re…

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  • The Quiet That Leaves First

    At first, it looks like silence is weakness.Like absence means loss.Like walking away is the same as giving up. So you stay.You listen to noise.You explain yourself to storms.You call turbulence “connection.” But something strange happens when you finally understand stillness.It doesn’t beg.It doesn’t argue.It doesn’t chase what refuses to be gentle. The louder the…

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  • Don’t Ask Alice-Entry II

    (Headphones on-My Tears Ricochet-Taylor Swift) I used to think walking away meant something had gone wrong.That it required an explanation.That I would feel guilty for it later. None of that happened. What actually happened was simpler.People kept trying to hand me their mess like it was my responsibility to hold it.Their drama. Their spirals. Their…

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