I learned to let some people go ..

I learned to let some people go, because they were craving for a way out of the frightened amount and the force of emotions they knew. I learned to move away from those I used to serve as an exhaust valve, an intermittent station on the roadside. Some run away, who fled from their reflection in me, fearing that they would not be able to fulfill the promised ones, those who were afraid, and my reflection and imprint on them.

I quit some people too. I went through the most difficult battles very young, faced with the harsh human ego and fear. I left some dear people to me, once my own, because I saw no more good in them, or me in them. No, I did not leave them for fear. I left them so that they could live happily and freely, deprived of my print on the, who had so much trouble them and inadvertently slowed them down. I left them because I wanted to believe they would be happier somewhere else.

I’ve never been a kind of person who collectors people around the herself as a collector, just to take them for granted and praise their fulfilled lives.

I’m not sorry, no. I’m sorry because their insecurities made them feel bad around the girl with an unbreakable spirit and sparkling eyes. I’m sorry because they considered me an enemy, a thorn in the eye. But that is what now belongs exclusively to them, not to me.

Many people left me because they wanted it so. I did not resent them because they went on the path of their knowledge and truth. Do not hold on to what is looking for ways to leave you. It will not serve you or them. Let them go, as the most beautiful playful balloons ..

Understand that some of them come to give us a moment of rationalization and resentment, and some to remind us of how fragile we are. Let them fly to their heights and find their hiding place.

Make place for those who will come, those who you have been calling out to in the night of grief with the hope and full heart. Let yourself meet those who will make your life better. And say thank you, to everything that was and everything that will come.

22 thoughts on “I learned to let some people go ..”

  1. This was so relatable! I’ve been through many experiences and it’s made me who I am today. I’ve let go of a lot of people that didn’t want to be around me and I’ve made peace with that. It is what it is and people will always come and go, some will be good and some will be a bit shitty but that’s just what the cycle is x

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  2. I always love reading your writing it’s amazing! I think throughout life people come and go and sometimes we even have to let family go, it can be so hard but it’s for the best!

    Jess // foundationsandfairytales.wordpress.com
    xx

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  3. This is such a relatable post Marta! I have let a lot of people go as I grew up, and it was always for the better. It can be such a difficult thing to go through but there is always a good reason if we need to do it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, brilliant post ❤ xx

    Bexa | http://www.hellobexa.com

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  4. The best thing to do, but definitely the hardest thing to do, is to let people go. No matter how much you’d want them to stay, it’s for the best – for your mental health!

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  5. I think it’s important to consider the impact that other people can have on us; I read a book, and it had a line in it, something like “If you work in an environment that makes you feel constantly ashamed, you will feel exactly that.” Can’t the same be said for people? Thank you for this post, it is the wake up call I needed.

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  6. I only have a few close friends. I’ve learned the hard way when it comes to keeping toxic friends in my life, and it was not worth it. I am happier now for cutting those people out of my life and I now surround myself with positivity. 🙂 It’s helped my mental health a ton as a result.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Fran x

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  7. Thank you so much for sharing this 🙂 I’ve had to remove people from my life, as well, for their toxicity. It’s always a hard process, but very necessary for inner peace.

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