Not because I want to stand out, but because the idea of ​​"just living" seems terrifying. As if if I don't do something grand, something unusual, I'll just... be forgotten.

Funny, right? Inside, I'm a storm of emotions, but on the outside, I'm smiling, as if I'm forcing it according to instructions. 😶‍🌫️

Everything seems to be going smoothly—work, meetings, plans—but inside, a feeling of déjà vu creeps in more and more often. It's as if you're living according to a rehearsed script, where every emotion has happened before.

It seems like everything's been lived through, let go, erased by time—but the moment I smell a familiar scent or song, something inside me clicks. It's like someone's opening an old drawer I locked myself.

As if being alone means there's something wrong with you. People immediately look for the reason: "Maybe I'm too demanding," "too withdrawn," "too self-absorbed." Too much. Always too much.

Every day feels like a competition—who can resist showing weakness the longest, who can proclaim louder that "everything is under control.

Sometimes I think there's something strange about expecting warmth from someone who radiates ice.

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🚪 A Little Elevator Adventure

🌅 One Night in Rio.

Sometimes the most beautiful conversations happen when nature speaks and you just listen.

A little sweat, a lot of confidence — that’s my favorite kind of glow.

Sunshine, style, and a glass of white wine — the perfect trio for a golden afternoon.

When confidence meets sunshine — every street becomes a runway.

It’s not about being perfect — it’s about showing up for yourself, even when no one’s watching.

Confidence isn’t about the dress or the car — it’s about how you carry your story when all eyes are on you.

Sometimes the best therapy is a sunny table, an iced latte, and a quiet moment with yourself.

Beauty isn’t about perfection — it’s about the energy you radiate when you finally see your own worth.

Sometimes, the most beautiful conversations happen between your heart and the ocean.

True beauty doesn’t reveal everything — it invites you to wonder.