Some questions disappear not because you answered them, but because you became someone who no longer needed them.

Some questions are not answered but outgrown. Whether they liked you, whether you made the right choice at twenty-five, whether you are good enough for a particular room: these can burn for years and then simply stop being live, because the person who needed the answer no longer exists. Nothing was resolved. The questioner changed.

If something has been consuming you for a long time, notice that the goal may not be an answer. Building a life where the question matters less is a legitimate route, and often the only available one. Look at what would have to be true for you to stop needing to know.