What I Know Now 3

I spent years trying to earn something that was never mine to earn.

Love isn’t supposed to depend on how small you can make yourself.

Neither is belonging.

If someone only chooses the version of you that’s constantly trying to change, they’ll never truly know the person you already are.

Recovery taught me that the right people don’t ask you to disappear.

They make room for you to take up space.

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