The experience revealed how easily we normalize discomfort when it settles in slowly. I had clung to the old strap not because it still served me well, but because it was familiar. Its presence felt easier than change.
Letting it go felt unexpectedly meaningful. The replacement brought relief, ease, and a sense of clarity I didn’t know I was missing. It made me wonder what other small frictions linger quietly in my life, tolerated only because they arrived gradually.
Those tiny curls were never just scraps—they were reminders that some things have already fulfilled their purpose, and releasing them makes room for something better.
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