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Why Closure Doesn’t Actually Exist
The Myth of a Perfect Ending We often grow up believing that every story should have a clear ending. Movies, books, and even advice from others teach us that closure means a final conversation, an apology, or a moment where everything makes sense. It gives the feeling that once you “get closure,” you can finally move on. But real life does not always work that way. Many relationships end without explanation. Some questions never get answered. Some people leave without saying
Apr 303 min read
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