How long are you willing to wait? How long will you lie to yourself? When will you finally decide for yourself? Maybe someday...
personal growth
Some relationships end without words. Without closure, without return. Just a space that becomes too tight. Just a heart that no longer allows itself to wait. And the peace that comes when you no longer look for it where everything has already been said – even in silence.
Have you ever found yourself in a repetitive cycle of dating? First spark, then hope, then doubt and silence? Why does it sometimes seem like all promising beginnings lead to disappointment?
Do you feel like everything is falling apart? That you have no strength left? Don't look for answers right away. Sometimes it's enough to just stand still. To admit to yourself - it's hard right now.
How does a strong woman say goodbye? With respect for herself!
When we love someone, we believe that they mean something – and that they have a future. But life often doesn't follow the rules we imagine.
In a world where speed trumps health and “self-care” is just another #hashtag on Instagram, Japan remains a beautiful reminder that a long and healthy life is not the result of a miracle food supplement, but of daily choices. And these the Japanese make not with difficulty, but with respect for their bodies, their environment, and their time – without stress, without pretense. When most of the world is chasing productivity, the Japanese choose balance, nature, and quiet rituals that give their days order and meaning.
Did you wake up tired today, even though you got enough sleep? Does your body warn you in the morning that something is wrong? What about your soul – is it quiet or is it filled with unrest? Have you ever thought that maybe you don't need more energy, but more balance?
How many times have you loved someone who didn't know how to love you back? How many times have you tried, proven, waited, and hoped? And when was the last time you looked at yourself and asked yourself: why am I doing this? Why am I fighting for someone who doesn't know how to love me?
Have you ever thought that love no longer exists for you? That you've been through too much, seen too much, given too much?
You taught me more than I ever expected. It was from your actions – not your words – that I built the world I now carry with me. Without explanation, without instructions. Just with who you were.
You tire yourself out slowly. Not in one step, but in thousands of small ones. When you give in a little more every day. To yourself. When you push boundaries that you promised yourself you would never do. When you keep quiet to avoid conflict. When you smile even though you feel a tear in your throat.