We might not be able to be friends and that's okay. • Part of my healing is recognizing that not every person deserves access to my spiri
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We might not be able to be friends and that’s okay.
• Part of my healing is recognizing that not every person deserves access to my spirit.
• I release relationships that require me to dim, shrink, or dilute who I am becoming.
• I do not need companionship that confuses peace with silence or growth with obedience.
• I am not governed by another person’s fears, projections, or unfinished thinking.
• I honor that others may have beliefs, but I am not required to live inside them.
• My inner world is sacred, and I choose what is planted there.
• I am tending to my own beliefs with care, discernment, and wisdom.
• I nurture thoughts that strengthen me, steady me, and remind me who I am.
• I choose friendships that celebrate clarity, not control.
• My light is not arrogance. My light is alignment.
• I am allowed to grow beyond who others are comfortable understanding.
• I trust myself to know what nourishes me and what drains me.
• I am becoming more myself, and that is enough.