
“Not Forever, Just For Now”
Protecting My Peace Without Closing the Door
There are moments in life when we must choose space over confrontation, stillness over chaos, and self-preservation over explanation.
This isn’t about holding a grudge.
It’s about holding my ground—quietly, calmly, and with grace.
Recently, I was faced with a dynamic that shifted the energy in a place I once loved deeply. A new presence brought disconnection and disruption, and while I wish I understood why, I may never have that clarity. What I do know is that I didn’t cause it. I didn’t break the bridge—I simply chose not to drown when the tide shifted.
I’ve been blessed with leadership that seems to understand this. They didn’t make a big announcement or force a conversation. They made a decision—to separate the energy. And for that, I’m grateful.
It’s not forever. Just for now.
Until clarity returns. Until healing happens. Until I can stand in that space without absorbing someone else’s storm.
I believe in restoration. I believe in bridges.
But I also believe in timing.
And right now, the healthiest, kindest thing I can do—for myself and even for her—is to stay in my lane, love what I do, and let peace do its work behind the scenes.
Space doesn’t always mean separation.
Sometimes, it’s an act of wisdom. A pause.
A way to keep the door open without walking through it too soon.
So today, I honor the distance.
Not out of fear.
Not out of bitterness.
But out of deep, rooted self-awareness.
I am still kind. I am still open-hearted. I am still me.
Just… from a place of calm.


