We mistake reality for truth because reality is usually the version of life that has been repeated most often.

It is made of inherited rules, old fears, useful labels, and boundaries drawn by people who may no longer have any claim over us. *This is possible. This is not. You are this kind of person. Your place is here.*

Some boundaries are real. Hunger is real. Grief is real. The consequences of harm are real.

But many are only habits that have learned to wear the clothes of law.

To create a reality that is truthful is not to demand that the world become a fantasy. It is to stop building your life around what you know, quietly and completely, is untrue. It is to erase the invented lines that keep you obedient to a smaller version of yourself.

Perhaps reality is not the opposite of imagination.

Perhaps it is what becomes visible when we finally have the courage to be truthful.