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#Love #unknown #foryoupage❤️❤️ #rumi #knowledge  They burn the bridge, then ask why you never visit.” Imagine this. You have a bridge connecting you to someone you love. Every time you cross it, you bring kindness, patience, forgiveness, and understanding. Even when they hurt you, you try to repair the bridge. You tell yourself, “Maybe next time things will be different.” But one day, they set the bridge on fire. Maybe they betrayed your trust. Maybe they disrespected you one too many times. Maybe they made you feel unwanted in a place where you once felt at home. You try to put out the flames. You try to rebuild what was broken. But eventually, you realize that you're the only one carrying the bricks. So you stop visiting. You stop calling. You stop explaining. You stop trying to prove that your heart was sincere. And then, one day, they ask: “Why don't you come around anymore? Why have you changed? Why don't you care like you used to?” They remember your absence, but they forget what made you leave. That's the painful part. *They notice the distance you created to protect yourself, but they ignore the pain that made that distance necessary. The deeper meaning Sometimes, people become so accustomed to your forgiveness that they mistake it for permission. They think you'll always return, no matter how badly they treat you. They confuse your patience with weakness, your silence with acceptance, and your love with an unlimited supply of second chances. But even the warmest heart can grow tired. Even the most loyal person can reach a point where staying hurts more than leaving. And sometimes, leaving isn't revenge. It isn't pride. It isn't hatred. It's simply the moment you finally choose your peace over the need to be understood by someone who keeps hurting you. Think about this… If someone destroys your trust, should you be expected to rebuild it alone? If someone makes you feel unwelcome, why should you keep knocking on their door? And if someone burns every bridge you use to reach them, why are they surprised when you learn to live on your side of the river? You can forgive someone and still not return to the same relationship. You can love someone and still recognize that being close to them is costing you too much. Forgiveness doesn't always mean reconciliation. Sometimes, it means putting down the ashes and walking forward without carrying the fire. The saddest thing about some people is that they want the comfort of your presence without taking responsibility for the pain they caused you. And remember this: Not everyone who misses you misses how they treated you. Some people miss the access they had to you, the love you gave them, and the way you kept showing up even when they gave you every reason not to. So if you ever find yourself being blamed for the distance between you and someone else, remember that distance has a history. Sometimes, you didn't abandon them. You simply stopped crossing a bridge they were determined to burn. Shadow. 👽🐺
#Love #unknown #foryoupage❤️❤️ #rumi #knowledge They burn the bridge, then ask why you never visit.” Imagine this. You have a bridge connecting you to someone you love. Every time you cross it, you bring kindness, patience, forgiveness, and understanding. Even when they hurt you, you try to repair the bridge. You tell yourself, “Maybe next time things will be different.” But one day, they set the bridge on fire. Maybe they betrayed your trust. Maybe they disrespected you one too many times. Maybe they made you feel unwanted in a place where you once felt at home. You try to put out the flames. You try to rebuild what was broken. But eventually, you realize that you're the only one carrying the bricks. So you stop visiting. You stop calling. You stop explaining. You stop trying to prove that your heart was sincere. And then, one day, they ask: “Why don't you come around anymore? Why have you changed? Why don't you care like you used to?” They remember your absence, but they forget what made you leave. That's the painful part. *They notice the distance you created to protect yourself, but they ignore the pain that made that distance necessary. The deeper meaning Sometimes, people become so accustomed to your forgiveness that they mistake it for permission. They think you'll always return, no matter how badly they treat you. They confuse your patience with weakness, your silence with acceptance, and your love with an unlimited supply of second chances. But even the warmest heart can grow tired. Even the most loyal person can reach a point where staying hurts more than leaving. And sometimes, leaving isn't revenge. It isn't pride. It isn't hatred. It's simply the moment you finally choose your peace over the need to be understood by someone who keeps hurting you. Think about this… If someone destroys your trust, should you be expected to rebuild it alone? If someone makes you feel unwelcome, why should you keep knocking on their door? And if someone burns every bridge you use to reach them, why are they surprised when you learn to live on your side of the river? You can forgive someone and still not return to the same relationship. You can love someone and still recognize that being close to them is costing you too much. Forgiveness doesn't always mean reconciliation. Sometimes, it means putting down the ashes and walking forward without carrying the fire. The saddest thing about some people is that they want the comfort of your presence without taking responsibility for the pain they caused you. And remember this: Not everyone who misses you misses how they treated you. Some people miss the access they had to you, the love you gave them, and the way you kept showing up even when they gave you every reason not to. So if you ever find yourself being blamed for the distance between you and someone else, remember that distance has a history. Sometimes, you didn't abandon them. You simply stopped crossing a bridge they were determined to burn. Shadow. 👽🐺

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