The thing is, we’re all old enough to realise when we’re doing something wrong. We know when we’re crossing boundaries or acting in a way that we know is going to upset someone. And if, after knowing that, we still choose to do it anyway, that’s the clearest sign that we don’t really care about the other person. At that point, it’s not about misunderstanding or being unaware, it’s about making a conscious decision to act in a way that disregards someone else’s feelings. And if someone is doing that to you, constantly, it’s time to accept that they’re just not invested in you the way you are in them.
For so long, I’ve tried to make sense of situations, to explain why things hurt, why certain actions don’t sit right with me. But the truth is, when someone is constantly showing you who they are, whether it’s through their actions or their words, and they’re not taking responsibility for it, what’s the point in continuing to push? There’s only so much you can do. I’m at a place where I’m realising that if they can’t see it, then it’s not my job to keep pointing it out. I’ve got enough on my plate, and I’m done chasing after people who aren’t willing to meet me halfway.
Instead of stressing over what’s not working or how people aren’t stepping up, I’ve decided to let it go. I’ll just focus on myself, and if people want to be part of my life, they’ll step up. If not, that’s cool too. I’m not going to keep draining myself, trying to make everyone else understand or fix things that they don’t even want to change.
So, to anyone who’s been out here acting like they don’t get it, you do you. If you don’t see what you did wrong, or if you don’t care, that’s fine. I’m not going to keep explaining it. I’ve got my own life to live. Be blessed, do what makes you happy. I’m going to focus on mine. If we cross paths again, then maybe we’ll vibe. But if not, I’m cool with that too. Life’s too short to keep trying to convince people to see things from your perspective
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