Bridge Burner
I think a lot of people can relate to the bridges we’ve burned in our lives—whether it’s relationships, jobs, or missed opportunities. Sometimes, though, burning a bridge isn’t about regret; it’s about survival.
There are moments when you need to light that match on purpose—to create space between you and what’s been causing harm. It’s not easy, but some bridges aren’t meant to be crossed again. Sometimes, the fire isn’t destruction—it’s protection.
I think a lot of people can relate to the bridges we’ve burned in our lives—whether it’s relationships, jobs, or missed opportunities. Sometimes, though, burning a bridge isn’t about regret; it’s about survival.
There are moments when you need to light that match on purpose—to create space between you and what’s been causing harm. It’s not easy, but some bridges aren’t meant to be crossed again. Sometimes, the fire isn’t destruction—it’s protection.
I think a lot of people can relate to the bridges we’ve burned in our lives—whether it’s relationships, jobs, or missed opportunities. Sometimes, though, burning a bridge isn’t about regret; it’s about survival.
There are moments when you need to light that match on purpose—to create space between you and what’s been causing harm. It’s not easy, but some bridges aren’t meant to be crossed again. Sometimes, the fire isn’t destruction—it’s protection.