Summary
The author reflects on the inevitability of loss and the necessity of resilience and adaptation in the face of starting over, with a sense of resigned acceptance and a commitment to move forward with gained wisdom.
Abstract
The text conveys a personal struggle with the notion of loss, suggesting that despite the fear of missing out, there is an acknowledgment that everything is imper
Why would I want to leave I’d miss out on too much I have to laugh into the darkness When I couldn’t give a fuck.
Nothing can’t be fixed And everything is broken Better to keep busy Some better unspoken.
I’m going to lose it all Even hope has now departed So I’ll have to start again Not exactly where I started.
A little wiser than I was With black marks on my name And I still want to go back But I choose a different game.
Jennifer HartmannIn a rare moment of vulnerability, I asked my husband this question, and knew I’d just empowered us to divorce.
Henrique Centieiro & Bee LeeNo One Sees This Coming — Actions You Can Take Right Now.
Malky McEwanLook them in the eye and ask this question
Mocha MomaThe Feedback Has Been Interesting — I Don’t Like It
Sufyan Maan, M.EngThink before you speak. Read before you think. — Fran Lebowitz
