Not every chapter ends with the explanation you wanted.

Sometimes there is no final conversation. No perfect apology. No answer that suddenly makes everything make sense.

Closure may have to come from you.

You can acknowledge what happened, keep what it taught you and decide you no longer need to carry the unanswered parts everywhere you go.

Closure isn’t pretending something didn’t matter.

It’s deciding it doesn’t have to keep following you.

Closure doesn’t require every question to be answered. Sometimes it begins when you decide you’ve carried the question long enough.