LET IT
You start something with a clear idea of what it is.
Then it meets the world.
Someone uses it differently than you expected. It connects with something else. It solves a problem you didn’t design for.
It stops being exactly what you had in mind.
Most people pull it back, try to keep it aligned with the original idea, keep it recognizable.
You could let it change.
You give up some control.
But it might go further than you built it to.