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How often do you feel like you’re on the treadmill of life, where someone is always ahead? It’s time to talk about how to stop looking back at others and focus on your own rhythm.

I have long noticed: sometimes a simple message - "How are you?", written with sincere interest first, means more than dozens of insincere compliments. Especially when this question is asked without a reason, simply because you are in the thoughts of another person.

In this blog, I share my experience of flirting, because for me, it's not just a way to attract attention, but a whole art of creating a special atmosphere. How can small details, such as a look or a compliment, make your date unique? ✨

The first date always causes excitement, because it is an opportunity to create a first impression and at the same time show yourself to be real. I want to share my experience and a few tips on how to make a first date enjoyable and make this moment special.💫

Tips from my experience on how to recognize a person who is really suitable for a serious relationship. Each of us has thought at least once: how to understand that this is "the one"? Let me say for myself: the most important thing is actions, not words.✨

Why self-confidence is the key to successful dating and how to develop it. I will share with you my personal experience of how I learned to love myself and how it changed my attitude to dating and relationships. ✨

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EVERYTHING IS MINE

Today I want to reflect a little on what it means to be yourself in a world where everyone is trying to live up to someone else’s standards. We all hear about ideals: perfect bodies, perfect relationships, perfect careers… But isn’t it better to be real?

Hello, dear ones! 🌸 I've been thinking for a long time about what to make my first post. And so, I decided to talk about something that has been bothering me for more than one day. About the search for true love... 💕 For a long time, I was looking for someone with whom I could build a strong relationship, a person who would become my support, a friend, and most importantly, the love of my life.

Hello, my dears! 💋 Today I want to talk about how important it is to learn to enjoy life, even if you are not twenty and have already been through a lot. In fact, I think that the older I get, the more I understand how much pleasure there is in the little things, in simple joys and... in passionate moments! 😏

Hello, dear readers! Today I want to share with you one powerful technique that helped me in the most difficult moments - visualization. Yes, yes, this is the magical art that allows us to build bridges between dreams and reality.

Who among us hasn't dreamed of becoming a billionaire, waking up in the morning and discovering that yesterday's lottery ticket was lucky? Of course, the chances are about the same as meeting a unicorn in a supermarket, but no one is stopping you from dreaming!

Happiness is a fickle thing. Sometimes it seems to be in abundance, sometimes it has run away somewhere, leaving behind only an empty cup of coffee and unsorted socks. But what if happiness can be invented? Yes, yes, just take and create your own, unique, unlike anything else. Let's figure out how to do it.

Inspired by my own “mornings,” I decided to share how I learned to enjoy each new day. It’s not just about coffee and quiet sunrises, but also about real-life discoveries that make a day special, despite routines and difficulties.

When we talk about fidelity, cheating and trust in relationships, the opinion about how cheating is perceived by different people begins to take shape as something so deep that not everyone can quickly understand their feelings.

Happiness is more than just a smile on your face or brief moments of joy. For me, this is a state when the soul sings and the heart feels in harmony with the world.

Every year, California witnesses a terrifying force of nature — wildfires.

When life is changing, it's so easy to put off small joys and important moments. I share my personal experience and thoughts on why it's important to appreciate every day and not put off happiness until "tomorrow".