We say we wanna change
change our life
change our health
change our finances
We say we wanna change
everything from our relationship
with our parents
our children
our spouse, or siblings, or those we socialise with
We say we want to change
but do we really?
Do we really want
to go through the heartache
of the goodbyes
that have to proceed new
hellos?
Do we really want to discover
that we are even more different
from our family of origin
than even we realised?
Do we really want
to rearrange,
reorganise
and redistribute
what's truly important to us?
We say we wanna change
we wanna grow
we wanna improve
we wanna fix the things
that have felt broken forever
But maybe we forgot
or maybe
no one warned us in the first place
That the reason change is hard
is because we don't
magically get the result
without going through the
actual transition
Change is what we say we want
But even when
we're in control of the change
and the overall outcome
is one that feels positive
it's still way fucking harder
than most of us imagine.
A beautiful sunrise at my place, taken by me, on the day I realised what I just wrote.