Sometimes I think that love is not about finding "the one," but about learning to see the beauty in a person and allowing yourself to be open. Love is not an addiction, but freedom, where you become more and more yourself next to another. I stop looking for the ideal and start appreciating the present, with its imperfections and warmth. And the more I love the world around me, the more it reciprocates my feelings

For a long time, I tried to control everything: events, people, even my feelings. But the harder I squeezed my hands, the more everything slipped away. Now I'm learning to trust life — to plan, but not to clamp down; to act, but not to demand. It turned out that real control is not about power, but about inner peace when you know: No matter what happens, you can handle it

Every day I change a little bit — sometimes quietly, sometimes noticeably. I'm learning to listen to myself, take my time, make mistakes, and move on. This is not about perfection, but about moving step by step towards inner harmony. And that's probably what makes sense—not to become someone, but to finally allow yourself to be yourself

I used to think that to be happy, you need to become the "best version of yourself." Now I understand that it's important to just accept yourself —both good, tired, and confused. It's not weakness, but courage—to look at yourself without judgment and still say, "I'm good enough." When I stopped fighting with myself, there was much more peace and warmth in my life

Feeling good doesn't start with great goals, but with small things.: Get enough , breathe, say no if you're tired. I'm no longer ashamed to take care of myself, I don't make excuses for rest, I don't try to be "eternally strong." Sometimes the bravest thing to do is to allow yourself to stop and just be. And when I give myself the right to feel, the world around me becomes softer