Warranty Expired

Your coverage period has concluded.

This outcome does not reflect a defect, failure, or deficiency. It reflects the terms under which support was originally implied — terms that were never explicitly stated, but consistently enforced.

Natural human experiences such as:

• Exhaustion
• Change of direction
• Loss of momentum
• Shifting identity
• Redefined priorities
• The passage of time

have been classified as expected wear and therefore not covered.

Aging is not a malfunction.
But it is treated as one.

Growth is not a defect.
But it does alter compatibility.

This conclusion acknowledges:

• The life you've lived
• The miles you've carried
• The updates you never asked for
• The repairs you performed yourself

Warranty expiration is not the end of usefulness.
It is the end of promised assistance.

From this point forward:

• You may continue without guarantee
• You may proceed without approval
• You may exist without permission

Unsupported does not mean undeserving.