Ocean did not leave because she stopped caring. She left because staying began to feel like abandoning something larger.
“I was handed my purpose that night.”
That conviction does not make the path easy. Ocean admits there were days when she wanted to give it up, go home, find a normal job, and resume a normal life.
But normal had started to feel dishonest.
The thought of waking up every day and ignoring what she believed needed to be done filled her with more guilt than the struggle itself.
Purpose does not always make life comfortable. Sometimes it makes comfort impossible.
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