You buy protection for everyone. You never wear any.
There is a bead on your friend's keyring, your sister's car mirror, your colleague's laptop, and the newborn's blanket — and you put every one of them there. You do this half as a joke and half not, and either way you never stop doing it. Your instinct when someone you love steps into something exposed is to hand them a small object and a warning, and you would rather look superstitious than watch them walk out unguarded. But your own keys are bare. You have never once thought of yourself as something that could be lost. The Eye notices you have an entire system for keeping other people safe and no place in it for you, and that the people you protect have never been asked to protect anything back.
Get your read — free on iPhonePut one on your own keys. If that feels ridiculous, sit with exactly why it feels ridiculous only for you.
you built a whole system for keeping other people safe and left yourself entirely out of it.
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