“She’s a sickness in my head.”Then get well.What you feel is self-made and attended to over time. You want to let go but are unwilling to let go because you are getting something from it; An escape? An excuse? Bondage?You are idealizing another person, building up the idea of them, and making them a legend in your own mind.Is it really a sickness or something you can control?The question is: do you even want to?Each time a thought creeps into your mind, you choose whether to give it freedom to remain or to wander. You can rebuke it or replace it. After all, it’s your mind.”

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About Donna Lynn Hope

Donna Lynn Hope is an American writer and educator. She is known for her thoughtful reflections on resilience and the quiet strength found in everyday struggles, often weaving personal anecdotes with philosophical insight. Her work speaks to the dignity of perseverance in an unpredictable world.

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