The Cost of Freedom

There’s nothing sensible about liberation. It rarely looks good on paper. The math don’t be mathin’.

I’m paying an attorney—not to win something, but to stop engaging with someone who thrives on confusion. To buy distance. To buy peace.

Sometimes freedom costs money, sleep, or relationships. Sometimes it costs your reputation. But if it restores your sanity, it’s worth it.

Stop Fixing What’s Breaking You

Stop trying to fix people who keep breaking you. Stop explaining your boundaries to those who have no intention of honoring them.

Your peace doesn’t need to make sense to anyone else.

Liberation is messy. But it’s also the only kind of peace that lasts.

Be free.

Michelle

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