LA FUGITIVA

You already have a plan B. You always have a plan B. The bags aren't packed but you know exactly where the suitcase is. Amiga, the speed of your exit strategy is kind of brilliant. It's also the reason you never fully unpack.

The one who leaves before staying gets tested.

Somewhere along the way, you learned that staying meant trapped. Maybe the room got small. Maybe the people in it changed and nobody told you. So your body learned to read the room for exits before it checked for chairs. And honestly? That instinct kept you safe more than once. It just forgot to stop.

You're looking at apartments in a city you've never visited. You changed your number twice this year. The job is fine but you're already browsing. The relationship is good but you're already imagining what comes after. Babe, your whole life has a revolving door and you installed it yourself.

Because the last time you stayed, the floor dropped. Or the person changed. Or the safe room stopped being safe and nobody warned you. So now you always see it coming. Honestly, that's not running. That's someone who built legs instead of walls. It just means nothing ever gets to be home.

Amiga. Not every room is the room you had to leave. Some of them might hold.

You left. You left a lot. That's not cowardice. That's speed.
You already proved you can go. That was never in question.
What happens if you stay somewhere long enough to find out what it becomes?