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A quick detour today. No AI. No work talk. I hope you will allow me this indulgence.
I saw a post on X today from someone named @art_muse. A video about finding love and happiness in life, and writing good enough to stop me mid scroll. One line did it: “But every step led him nowhere.”
The search starts the moment we’re old enough to think about another person. Doesn’t matter who you are. Race, creed, male, female. None of it changes the assignment. We all start looking, whether we know it or not.
I looked for a long time. I met a lot of women. I fell in love more than once, and I mean that honestly, not as a line. I’m still friends with almost every one of them today. I hold them in the highest regard. But looking back at the whole road, every step of it led nowhere. Not because any of it was wasted. Because none of it was the destination.
For most people that’s just the normal cost of growing up. For me it was heavier. I left home at sixteen with nothing but the clothes I had on, carrying a body and a mind that had already been hurt in ways I didn’t have words for yet. The search wasn’t only about love for me. It was about finding out if I was someone worth staying for.
Then I met my wife.
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Before her, I was a man drifting in an open sea. No shoreline in sight, no reason to expect one. And then she was just there. Steady. Real.
That line was right about him. But every step led him nowhere.
Mine did too.
Until the last one.
Home.
Have you found your home yet, or are you still walking?
— Neon