“No me falta nadie. Me sobran varios.”

In life, I've learned that not everyone who comes into your circle is meant to stay. The poem shared here resonates deeply with that truth — it’s about valuing genuine connections and letting go of those who appear only out of convenience or self-interest. Over time, I've found it liberating to do what the poem calls a "cleaning" — honestly assessing which relationships bring true support and joy, and which are casual or occasional without depth. This mindset shift, moving from chasing after people to simply coinciding with those who choose to be in your life, has saved me from unnecessary emotional energy. It’s important to recognize that your time is valuable, and investing it wisely leads to more fulfilling interactions. Real friends and meaningful relationships are those who show up consistently, not just when there’s a plan or benefit involved. In my experience, setting boundaries and understanding who truly contributes positively to your life fosters self-respect and peace. The poem's humorous and straightforward tone also reminds us that it’s okay to prioritize ourselves and let go without guilt, especially when people only appear out of interest. Ultimately, choosing to be with "solo los que sí" — only those who truly mean it — creates a stronger, more authentic support network. It’s a constant, ongoing process but one worth embracing for personal happiness and growth.