There’s an art to leaving. Not just the casual “I think I’ll head out now” kind of leaving, but the full-scale, burn-the-bridges-and-salt-the-earth kind. The kind that says, I was here, I saw enough, and now I’m fucking off into the sunset, never to return. The problem? Most people don’t know how to truly fuck off. They hesitate. They linger in doorways. They peek back over their shoulders like some tragic main character in a shitty indie film. They whisper, Maybe I should give it one more shot, even when every possible sign—written in bold, blinking neon—screams, FUCKING RUN. And that’s where the real skill comes in. The fine, delicate, yet entirely necessary art of fucking off, completely, permanently, and with just the right amount of flair. Step One: Recognize the Moment to Leave If something—or someone—is draining your joy, your energy, or your will to live, that’s your cue. No need for deep reflection. No need for a pros and cons list. Just go. If it makes you cry, question...