You don't renovate. You demolish and start from the foundation.
Your life has visible seams in it — the year everything changed, the month you left, the point where the before and after do not resemble each other. Other people adjust; you detonate. And you are honest that some part of you enjoys it, because the sixty seconds after something collapses are the only sixty seconds in which nothing is expected of you. The Eye notices the pattern is not that things fall apart around you. It is that you tolerate an unsatisfying situation, quietly, patiently, far longer than anyone else would, and then remove it entirely in one movement — and everyone calls it sudden, including you, because you never once said out loud that it had been wrong for two years.
Get your read — free on iPhoneSay the dissatisfaction out loud in month two instead of month twenty-four. Demolition is what you do when the small conversation never happened.
nothing about it was sudden — you just never said it out loud until the day you removed it.
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