You were fine, and then one ordinary moment changed it: a stranger offered you a seat, a photo
You have seen the transformation posts, the 16:8 schedules and the one-meal-a-day success
Your mind is loud, your prayers keep getting interrupted, and the verse someone gave you about
You deliver results, your team respects you, and still the director role goes to someone else.
You say yes before you've decided. You smooth things over before anyone is even upset. You know
There's a machine on your table, or one you keep meaning to buy, and a clear picture in your
You hauled home a free dresser from the curb or a $20 table from the thrift store, and then you
Your mom or dad died, and the world kept going. The cashier still asks about your weekend.
You typed your name into a search box and there it was: your home address, your cell number,
Your dog is rumbling and tumbling with another dog, or staring at you with one paw raised, or
The furnace quits on the coldest night of the year. The AC runs all afternoon and the house
You know exactly what needs doing. You have even made the list. And you are still sitting there,
You read the same sentence three times and it still will not land. You walk into a room and
Your friend says you are too picky. The internet says never settle. You lie awake wondering
You finished the novel. You wrote the letter. You sent it to twenty, forty, sixty agents, and
A coworker's flat reply. A parent's passing comment at dinner. Three dots that appear and
You open the app, swipe for a few minutes, feel nothing, and close it again. The matches don't
