The end — is the moment of conclusion, when something ceases to exist in its familiar form, but does not disappear completely from a person's life and memory. It is the boundary between what has already been lived and what is still unknown. The end can be sudden or expected, painful or quiet, but it almost always evokes strong feelings — fear, sadness, emptiness, and sometimes relief. This means that the end signifies the morning of the familiar: people, changes, hopes, stages of life, or one's own idea of the future. The end is rarely just a point in time. More often than not, it is a process that stretches out over time. A person may think for a long time that something is coming to an end, but continue to hold on to the past, trying to bring back what no longer works. This is why the end is so difficult to accept: it requires letting go, acknowledging that nothing can be changed, and coming to terms with the fact that the past will not be repeated. This acceptance hides the possibility of pain, but also of inner growth.
Every ending leaves a mark. It shapes experience, changes views of oneself and the world, and forces one to rethink values and priorities. Sometimes an ending destroys illusions, sometimes it frees us from what has long caused pain. It can be a complete mistake, a conscious choice, or an accident involving someone who had no money. But in any case, the ending becomes part of the path of life, without which it is impossible to move forward.It is important to understand that the end does not always mean defeat. The end of relationships, stages, or dreams can be an act of maturity, self-protection, and acceptance of reality. Where one thing ends, there is room for another — a new perspective, a new experience.