It’s easy to say “you’ve changed” — but what made you expect me to stay the same?
Those who beg you never to change are often the first to leave.
I changed because I no longer wanted to respond to the same pain in the same way.

I’m not who I used to be… because you’re no longer who you were either.
Sometimes we don’t forget — we just change, so we don’t break in the same place again.
I changed because I no longer owe comfort to what made me uncomfortable.

It would’ve been beautiful to change together — but you stood still, and I kept walking.
You’re waiting for the old me, but I left that person behind.
Every change is a goodbye — sometimes silent, sometimes soaked in tears.

I changed because playing the same game again would insult my pride.
Changing doesn’t mean erasing you — it means remembering who I am.
We could’ve grown together, but instead, we shrunk each other.

If I stay the same, I’ll keep breaking — so I changed to protect myself.
I learned to change from those who promised they never would.
Relationships either evolve together or slowly fall apart.
I changed because settling never sat right with me.
I tried to change for you, then realized I was losing myself.
I changed… because silencing myself every time became exhausting.
In love, it’s not just the feelings that fade — people change, too.
I changed because surviving became more important than pleasing.
I wanted things to stay the same — but you turned into someone else.
Maybe we never changed… maybe we just revealed who we really were.
If change made me forget you, maybe I wasn’t meant to stay.
The only thing that stayed the same was how little you cared — that’s why I changed.
I changed… because even when I was with you, I wanted to be at peace with myself.