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We tell ourselves certain promises after we’ve been hurt.
One of the most common ones is, “I’m protecting my peace.”
At first, it sounds like growth — walking away, not arguing, not reacting. But over time, I realized what I called peace was actually distance. I wasn’t protecting peace; I was avoiding pain.
By Marcus A SmothersWe tell ourselves certain promises after we’ve been hurt.
One of the most common ones is, “I’m protecting my peace.”
At first, it sounds like growth — walking away, not arguing, not reacting. But over time, I realized what I called peace was actually distance. I wasn’t protecting peace; I was avoiding pain.