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0x136C46665B05C68fF565578D012c5D63cef98192regret isn’t always obvious.
sometimes it’s just a glitch.
a memory.
i spent years wrestling with regret.
not for what i lived through,
but for the pain i projected onto others
while trying to survive my own.
addiction shaped me more than it cost me.
but it cost other people their peace.
that part, i choose to regret.
i don’t regret the struggle.
i don’t regret the journey it took to get here.
i regret the impact it had on others.
this piece is a reminder.
of owning regret.
of growing because of it.
of the weight of it.
let me carry it for you.
i can do that now.