The problem with a "happily ever after"
is that it requires you to be finished.
And being finished is just a polite word
for being dead.
We are all chronologists of our own discontent, saving the "good stuff" for a version of ourselves that doesn't exist yet.
Stop living in the rehearsal.
The curtain is already up.
Contentment isn't a destination on a map;
it's the posture you take while you're still walking.
Be the "now," because the "after" is a story written by someone else.
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