Some souls have grown so numb to the quiet beauty of peace, they chase chaos just to remind themselves they’re still alive. They pick fights like flowers, sowing arguments where there could be understanding. Not because they want to hurt, but because they’ve forgotten how to feel anything else. Conflict becomes their comfort. Anger feels like intimacy. They confuse the adrenaline of destruction with the warmth of connection. And in their desperation to fill the void within, they begin to tear down everything around them, including the people who once tried to love them whole. It’s heartbreaking to witness someone self-destruct and call it love. To watch them light emotional fires just to sit in the warmth of temporary attention. They’ll drag you into their storms, then blame you for the lightning. And in their world, your calm becomes a threat, not a refuge. But here’s the truth: you are not responsible for saving a soul that refuses to see the difference between love and war. You are ...