Peyton

Maturing is realizing closure is a luxury, not a requirement.

Wait, hold on.

Are we talking about relationships?

Relationships.

Closure is a luxury, not a requirement.

That might be hard and sharp to hear.

I agree.

Can I say this?

If you break up with me, if I break up with you, I don't owe you shit.

I can be a good person and tell you why I'm doing it, but at the end of the day, life is gonna keep lifin'.

No, I'm gonna say this.

If you get in a relationship, whether you plan on it to go the full distance or, you know, this is probably gonna end, you owe that person closure.

No, you do not.

That's the right thing to do.

That's the societal contract you sign whenever you get in a relationship.

It's like you have to, because there's no point in getting in a relationship if your whole thing is to just one day hurt this person.

You know what I mean?

Even if you, even if you decide this isn't for me and it's amicable, you have to make it to law.

You have to talk to this person.

So you're saying you're, I would 10 out of 10, but the statement is it's a luxury.