Leaving Without Closure

And finally, your superpower is ruthless. You leave without closure.

You don't leave in the middle of a screaming match. You leave in the quiet part when

the room feels normal again, when they're acting sweet like nothing happened,

when your phone is face down on the bed and you're staring at the ceiling thinking,

"I can't do another month of this." Because you've learned something most people refuse to accept

until it breaks them: closure isn't always healing. Sometimes, it's just the last

trap. It's the one more talk that turns into a three-hour loop,

the apology that sounds perfect and changes nothing, the explanation that makes you doubt