Karma isn’t dramatic.
It doesn’t announce itself, post receipts, or slide into your DMs saying “remember me?”
Karma is subtle. It’s patient. It drinks its coffee slowly and waits for you to trip over the consequences you swore didn’t exist.
People love to treat karma like a cosmic hitman—“Oh, don’t worry, karma will get them.”
No. Karma isn’t out to get anyone.
Karma is simply a mirror with excellent lighting. It reflects exactly what you put in front of it. Smile? You might get warmth back. Throw punches? Don’t be shocked when your knuckles ache later.
The funny thing is, karma rarely shows up the way we expect.
You think it’s a breakup.
It’s actually peace.
You think it’s revenge.
It’s distance.
You think you won.
Turns out, you just lost the lesson.
Karma doesn’t rush. That’s what makes it terrifying and beautiful. It lets people keep digging, confident they’re building a throne—only to realize much later they were just making a hole. And karma never interrupts. It just lets gravity handle the rest.
Here’s the part no one likes to hear: karma works both ways.
It’s not just for them.
It’s also for us.
Every boundary kept. Every truth spoken. Every time you chose integrity when being petty would’ve been more fun—that counts. Quietly. Deeply. Permanently.
So no, you don’t need to chase karma.
You don’t need to explain yourself to the universe.
And you definitely don’t need to play judge, jury, or spiritual executioner.
Just live clean.
Love honestly.
Leave people better—or at least don’t leave damage where you stood.
Karma is already taking notes.
And trust me…
It never forgets. 😉
Apache Widow 