Her Moment
It was the moment that changed everything for her.
The moment she realized she didn’t need to validate herself to anyone
was absolutely life changing.
She didn’t owe anything to anyone-- except herself.
She owed it to herself to do something for her sake
instead of someone else’s.
She realized she shouldn’t feel guilty for doing something
just because it’s an inconvenience to others.
She realized that in playing by the rules of everyone else
she was playing a game she didn’t even like anymore.
She was content because everyone else was happy;
but she wasn’t happy for herself.
She wasn’t at peace with her situation
but she ignored it in order to keep peace with others.
She was selfless and apologetic during this time.
It wasn’t until she changed
that she became powerful.
The moment she realized it is more important
to make the right decision than to feel like everything is alright
was the moment that she grew.
She decided she could overcome
the fear of disappointing others
since the only approval that truly matters
is her own.
The moment she had the courage to say, “This isn’t what I want anymore,”
was the moment she got what she wanted.
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