And this is why I will call the police every time you blast your bass at inappropriate times aka anytime after 10pm. Especially at 3am on a fucking weekday, you inconsiderate dick. Waking me and the neighbours up.
You need to learn to be mindful of others who share a property with you. I know the real you and it’s dangerous.
Our neighbours are my witness. Go to therapy and stop telling everyone else to. Hypocrite.
Someone who has had to heal from a toxic childhood, after being too understanding and tolerant for far too many years—overly empathetic to people who lacked empathy towards them, often accepting far too much hurt without bothering others with their feelings—often reaches a point where they’re simply done with any kind of nonsense. They no longer have the patience to entertain manipulations, half-truths, guilt trips, or emotional games.
It’s not that they suddenly become cold or judgmental—it’s that they’ve finally learned the value of peace, and peace becomes their highest priority. They know exactly what toxic behavior looks like, how it feels, and how draining it can be, because they’ve lived through it and survived it. So when they walk away, it’s not an impulsive reaction, nor is it anger—it’s wisdom.
They don’t waste words trying to explain themselves to people who have already shown they don’t care. They don’t argue to be understood by those who have no intention of listening. They’ve learned that engaging with toxicity only pulls them backward, and they’ve worked too hard to climb out of that darkness to go back again.
Walking away, for them, is not weakness—it is strength, growth, and self-respect. They have already given too much time, too much love, and too much energy to people and situations that didn’t deserve it. Now, they choose peace over chaos, silence over arguments, and distance over constant hurt.
Because when you’ve spent years being overly empathetic to people who never offered you the same grace, you eventually realize that protecting your heart is not selfish—it’s survival.
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