Indifference

 From Choose Yourself

There was a time when she would voice every

concern, fight for every little thing, and hold on

with all her strength. She cared enough to argue,

to ask for more, to hope that things would change.

But silence is louder than any complaint, and when

she stops speaking up, it's not because everything

is fine -- it's because she no longer sees the point.

The woman who once begged to be understood

now simply watches, detached and distant, as she

slowly lets go.

Indifference is the final goodbye long before she

walks away. No more questions, so more

expectations -- just a quiet acceptance that what

once mattered no longer does. When a woman

stops complaining, it's not peace, it's resignation.

And by the time you notice the silence, she's

already made up her mind.

~Balt Rodriguez