When To Quit

 I never understood when to quit something. Usually, the task fades, allowing the decision to be made with inaction; the weaker of the option. Decided when something is over has not be a strength, but I made it a focus to do it more. I've recognized when something can no longer continue.  I'm understanding more than ever when stubbornness is clouding my judgement. Letting go is not a part of my life. 

Now I have to learn when to let something go.

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