Re-Lation-Ships
I think I’m ready to let go of certain people, to finally let go— not with a grand speech nor with a bang, but softly, with a whimper. I’m ready to let go. I don’t need them. I don’t want them. Society whispers otherwise, yet I’m becoming wise enough to see I don’t. I’m learning: what I have is enough. I needn’t force relationships. Sometimes less suffices: enough to be fulfilled, enough to feel loved, enough to be supported. I don’t care how many people come to my funeral. I only care that those I want stand by me in the end. In other words, if you don’t know where I want my ashes scattered, there’s no pressure to come and immortalize me.