Sofia Richie Shares Ambiguous Quote About Outgrowing People Following Her Split From Scott Dis
The model took to social media to share a rather ambiguous message about love! This comes after her public split from Scott Disick that happened this past summer!
Sofia Richie made it very clear that sometimes ‘we outgrow people’ in her latest post on her IG account.
The quote was not accompanied by a name dropping caption, but even so, this did not stop her followers from assuming that she was referring to her ex!
As you may know, the two were together for about two years, starting to date back in 2017, when she was still only 19!
That being said, following their separation over the summer, it looks like Scott has found himself another 19 year old – Amelia Hamlin!
In the meantime, Sofia says she loves who she’s becoming in his absence!
After all, the quote she shared was all about outgrowing a relationship and it reads: ‘you loved the person that I was, i love the person I am becoming.’
The same quote goes on to talk about personal growth more in detail, reading that ‘sometimes we outgrow people we used to know and become different people. When this growth happens, some take our changes personally. Not because they have anything against us but because they do not recognize the person that we are now. You’re not responsible for people’s assumptions about you. You’re also not obliged to remain the person people remember you to be.’
Sofia Richie has never directly talked about her breakup publicly but judging by how much she lets her fans in on social media, it appears that she is doing totally fine without Scott Disick!
The model has been travelling and enjoying some beautiful, exotic destinations – definitely not staying home and moping over Scott!
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The same can be said about him since he’s already found someone else to date!
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