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Stop asking โWhy is this happening to me?โ
Start asking โWhat is this teaching me?โ
One mindset traps you in frustration.
The other puts you back in control.
Lessons turn pressure into growth.
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Sometimes the strongest, most healing thing you can do isn't holding on.
It's walking away. With compassion for yourself, and even for the porcupine.
If this spoke to you, you're not alone.
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A snake found a sleeping porcupine and thought it found home.
This is a story about why we stay in relationships that hurt us.
A thread on trauma bonding:
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Mind Therapy reframe:
Love shouldn't puncture you to prove itself.
Connection shouldn't require you to bleed quietly.
Loyalty should never mean abandoning yourself.
Why do we stay?
1. Intermittent warmth is addictive
2. We fall in love with potential, not reality
3. Letting go feels like failure, so we rename pain as "commitment"
At Mind Therapy, we call this:
Mistaking pain for passion.
Mistaking anxiety for love.
Mistaking suffering for loyalty
You get attached to the warm moment, not the painful pattern.
The tighter it held, the deeper the quills pressed.
The more it bled, the more it refused to release.
It believed holding on would fix it.
It didn't. It only made it worse.
The snake felt pain.
But instead of letting go, it squeezed even tighter.
It thought: "If I hold on tighter, it will feel safe again. It will be warm again.
A venomous snake found a sleeping porcupine.
It wrapped itself around it.
It felt warm. Safe. Perfect.
For the first time in a long time, it wasn't alone.
That Banga Rice wey dem dey sell for wheelbarrow with boiled eggs on top will humble any restaurant Jollof you dey post with filter.
The oil is plenty, the hygiene is questionable, the spoon knacking sound is annoying - but the taste? You will lick nylon.
I said it. Fight me!!
If your Banga Rice no be from Delta and the woman no dey knack spoon like she dey fight the pot - Kpan! Kpan! Kpan! - abeg shift, na white rice you dey cook.
Warri no dey do fine dining, na your tongue dem dey flog.