**You don't need to have that last conversation with the toxic person.** You’ve already had it — not once, but a thousand times. You begged, you explained, you cried, you tried to be patient, understanding, and forgiving. You repeated yourself endlessly, hoping that maybe this time they would listen. That maybe this time, they’d finally understand how deeply they hurt you. But they never did — not because they couldn’t, but because they didn’t want to. They heard you the first time. They just didn’t care.

Closure from a toxic person is a trap. They won't give you peace. They won't admit fault. What they will do is twist your words, deny their behavior, deflect blame, and manipulate the conversation until you’re the one apologizing — again. They’ll play the victim, guilt you, gaslight you, and try to reel you back into the same cycle you fought so hard to escape from.

That “one last conversation” isn’t about healing. It’s about reopening a wound that’s finally starting to close. It’s about giving them another opportunity to confuse you, hurt you, and make you question your own reality. And they’ll leave you with nothing — no accountability, no genuine remorse, no answers. Just more pain.

Real closure doesn’t come from the person who broke you. It comes from within — from accepting that the apology you deserved will never come, and from choosing to move forward without it. You don’t owe them anything. Not another conversation. Not another explanation. Not another piece of your energy.

**Protect your peace. You’ve said enough. They just didn’t care enough to hear it.**