Access revoked

Intro]

I don’t explain myself anymore

That door closed quiet

You missed it

You walk in like presence is power

Like attention is something you earned

You mistake noise for authority

And wonder why I don’t turn

You talk in circles, call it depth

Sell confidence you never built

You want devotion without effort

And call resistance “difficult”

I used to soften so you’d stay

I used to wait while you delayed

But I see the game beneath the charm

And I don’t play men who can’t stand

I see you — and the spell is dead

I don’t dance with inflated heads

No more feeding what can’t grow

No more shrinking just so you glow

I see you — and I step aside

You don’t get my heat, my time, my life

I don’t argue, I don’t improve you

Access revoked — I’m through

You like women best when they admire

Not when they question or require

You vanish when it’s time to show up

Then call it freedom when you fuck up

You want desire without demand

A woman who won’t understand

But I don’t babysit potential

And I don’t praise the accidental

You don’t intimidate me

You don’t impress me anymore

I outgrew the hunger

That made you feel like more

I see you — exposed and thin

All appetite, no discipline

You want reaction, you want proof

I give you silence — that’s the move

I see you — and I don’t decline

I rise while you repeat your lines

No goodbye, no confrontation

Just clean, final separation

This isn’t healing — it’s command

I don’t reach back, I don’t expand

You don’t get access by desire

You don’t get me because you try

I don’t teach men how to grow

I don’t stay where effort’s low

Call me cold, call me cruel

I call it finally choosing

I see you — and I don’t flinch

I don’t soften, I don’t inch

No more circling your confusion

No more mistaking heat for union

I see you — and I elevate

No apology, no debate

You can keep the mirror, noise, and proof

I keep my power — not you

You’ll find someone else to impress

Someone still mistaking less for depth

But I don’t move when you pass through

I see you — and I’m done with you