Peace Doesn’t Require Their Participation
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Peace Doesn’t Require Their Participation
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Everybody says they want peace, but a lot of us are actually waiting for resolution. We’re waiting for the apology, the explanation, the changed behavior, the closure, or for somebody to finally understand how badly they hurt us.
But what happens when none of that shit ever comes?
In this episode of Conversation For One, I’m talking about what it really means when we say peace is internal. Peace isn’t pretending you’re not hurt. It isn’t avoiding conflict, suppressing emotions, or cutting everybody off. It’s learning that somebody can misunderstand you, disappoint you, never apologize, and even walk away believing their own version of the story and you can still be okay.
Because resolution requires somebody else’s participation.
Peace doesn’t.
Sometimes closure is simply saying, “I saw enough.” And sometimes healing begins when you stop waiting for somebody else to give you permission to move forward. 🖤